#TaskbarIcons

[iinsane-in-the-membrane]

Hi! This might sound stupid, but how do you program sticky notes on your blog?

>> With some very complex coding. Or, well, complex to me at least. There’s some coding at the start of the blog’s coding (before we get into the style tag) that goes like this:

So there’s some if-then coding going on that just baffles me at my current level of coding expertise.

Later on down after the style tag is this: 

#sticky1, #sticky2, #sticky3 {    position: fixed;    top: 120px;    width: 160px;    padding: 10px;    background-color: rgba({RGBcolor:sticky note background},0.4);    color: {color:sticky note text};    font-family: ebit;    font-size: 9px;    letter-spacing: 1px;    z-index: 1001;    {block:ifnotdisplaystickynotesinstantly}    display: none;    {/block:ifnotdisplaystickynotesinstantly}}

#sticky1, .stickyt1, .menubtnsticky1 {width:{text:sticky note 1 width};}#sticky2, .stickyt2, .menubtnsticky2 {width:{text:sticky note 2 width};}#sticky3, .stickyt3, .menubtnsticky3 {width:{text:sticky note 3 width};}

aaaaand this:

{block:ifstickynote1text}

X

> sticky note 1

{text:sticky note 1 text}

<!– end sticky note 1 –>{/block:ifstickynote1text}

{block:ifstickynote2text}

X

> sticky note 2

{text:sticky note 2 text}

<!– end sticky note 2 –>{/block:ifstickynote2text}

{block:ifstickynote3text}

X

> sticky note 3

{text:sticky note 3 text}

<!– end sticky note 3 –>{/block:ifstickynote3text}

and a task tag that opens them:

<!–task–>

Phew! That sure is a lot of junk just to make them work! I’m sure there’s a simpler way to do this, but I’m not aware of it. I know just enough about HTML/CSS to edit what’s already been created and kinda know what the tags do, but I can’t really create complex themes or anything. >>