![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
Edit (February 15, 2017): Now also with instructions for Dreamwidth.
| ghosts | This is the code for Blinky - if you want a different ghost, change the file name. Go to Custom CSS and insert the code. |
| Pacman | This is the code for the png - if you want the animated Pacman, change png to gif. Go to Custom CSS and insert the code. |
| user/comm | .ljuser img is the general code which changes the images of both, user and community.If you want the community image to be different from the user image, use .ljuser img[src*="userinfo"] or .ljuser img[src*="community.gif"]For Dreamwidth it's .ljuser img[src*="user.png"] or .ljuser img[src*="community.png"] |
| Where will the userhead appear? | It's not like the userheads LJ sells that will show in front of only your username, whatever journal you post in. The userhead will appear in front of every community and/or username (if it's both or just one of them, depends on which code you use [see the table cell above]) where your CSS reaches. You will see it on your journal, but not on your profile and - if you disabled customized comment pages - not on comment pages. You will see see it on other journals if you view them in your style (put ?style=mine at the end of the URL).Others will only see it when they go to your journal. |
ETA: How to make your userheads work correctly
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