I put my monthly layouts on hold, because my productivity was terribly low again and I was getting stressed too out trying to get things done. I'm still going to make layouts, but I can't tell the posting will resume. I'm still in the (unfortunately slow) process of trying to fix the layouts I already posted (because LJ changed some things; you can recognize the fixed layouts by the ETA in bold) and don't know if I'll finish that before posting new layouts or if I'll alternate between them.

If you're suddenly having problems with the display of custom-CSS userheads, just add !important before every semicolon in your userhead codes. Like so:

.ljuser img[src*="userinfo"] {
width: 0px !important;
height: 0px !important;
padding: 13px 0px 0px 12px !important;
background: url(http://fatfrog.info/Ma/A/layout/meins/ljuser.png) no-repeat !important;
}

If that doesn't do the trick, check out the comments here.

I wonder if I should stop posting everything directly to comms and instead just post links back to this journal.
I know I had a reason why I post directly to comms, but bad memory is bad and I forgot the reason(s). Maybe it isn't even valid anymore - hard to tell when I can't remember it :o/.
So my question is: Do you know any reasons why I shouldn't just post links back to this LJ?

I know, it's just a stupid little question, but please answer, even if it's just that you see no reason why I shouldn't post links.

*sigh* I never wanted to change my layout, because if I did I probably wouldn’t be able to stop. I had a blog and when I started there, I couldn’t stop either.
But I did change it, because I’m proud of my layouts. And what kind of layout maker doesn’t show off with their own site’s layout, right? It’s advertisement for my layouts.

I decided to change my posting style. Before I've edited the entries till there were 100 graphics and then started a new post. I thought it was better (for reasons I can't remember right now) - I changed my mind, it's easier to make a new entry per batch. I mean it's all tagged, so it should be easy to find the icons you're looking for.