MODLY MOD POST OF MODLY FLAILAGE

[fiareynne.livejournal.com]

Okay, folks. Here's the thing. I have this domain name that I bought to start an archive, and have done bugger-all with because I'm stumped. The domain name in question is starbuggery.com.

I'd like to get Starbuggery* up and running with all our Red Dwarf stories, from the lovely new stories you lot have churned out to the golden classics of the RDSS heyday. And I'd like to launch on or before the planned April air date for the new episodes.

I am appealing to you, the best fandom in the history of ever. I need your help. If you, or anyone you know, has any ability with skinning eFiction whatsoever, WE NEED THEM. I'm not married to eFiction -- if you know of another fic archive code that will allow users to upload their own work, by all means, let me know.

I think we can do this.


*In spite of the name's implications, we will be accepting het and gen as well. I just like the word Starbuggery.

Comments

[debris_k.livejournal.com]

Well, if you want it to be maximally CSS compliant I could ask the owner of the Glass Onion archive for her code - she added loads to the html base code to make almost everything CSS code-able, but I think my own archive wasn't that bad.

Anyways, you can take a look at the archives I linked to in my prev. comment and see what the basics are like - images can be added, of course, fairly easily - and see what you think.

AA is not as sofisticated as eFiction, but on the up side there's folks who know how to make 'em do just about anything. (That, and the CSS layouts are fairly simple to get a hang of in the basic form, but like I said, they can be sup'ed up as well.)