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EDIT 2** Seems ^pica-ae needed subheaders... this simple CSS is turning complicated by the hour >.>
If you want sub headers add this to the journal

CSS:
.header {
font-size:30px;
text-shadow: #fff 0px 1px 0px;
font-weight: normal!important;
line-height: 30px;
margin-top: -5px;
margin-bottom: -25px;
}

HTML
class="header">Headerdiv>

EDIT** Seems i uploaded the wrong CSS file. Please reinstall if you did so on the previous file.

Just a plain skin with no fancy bells and whistles. Just install and start writing. There are a few of these notepad inspired skins out there but none that I've seen that force the text to be on the line so i thought i'd make one.

If you plan on using list items (<li>) please be sure to wrap them in <ul> first or else they will mess with the text line height. Causing anything written below it not to match up to the lines.

I've included a Thumbtable courtesy of `thespook . Not a big fan of using other peoples code but a thumbtable was the only way I could think of to keep the lineheight the same throughout the journal and i figured why reinvent the wheel when `thespook already perfected it. I included the code for a thumbtable in the footer with a few examples. Feel free to move it from the footer and put it anywhere in your journal.

Description
EDIT 2** Seems ^pica-ae needed subheaders... this simple CSS is turning complicated by the hour >.>
If you want sub headers add this to the journal

CSS:
.header {
font-size:30px;
text-shadow: #fff 0px 1px 0px;
font-weight: normal!important;
line-height: 30px;
margin-top: -5px;
margin-bottom: -25px;
}

HTML
class="header">Headerdiv>

EDIT** Seems i uploaded the wrong CSS file. Please reinstall if you did so on the previous file.

Just a plain skin with no fancy bells and whistles. Just install and start writing. There are a few of these notepad inspired skins out there but none that I've seen that force the text to be on the line so i thought i'd make one.

If you plan on using list items (<li>) please be sure to wrap them in <ul> first or else they will mess with the text line height. Causing anything written below it not to match up to the lines.

I've included a Thumbtable courtesy of `thespook . Not a big fan of using other peoples code but a thumbtable was the only way I could think of to keep the lineheight the same throughout the journal and i figured why reinvent the wheel when `thespook already perfected it. I included the code for a thumbtable in the footer with a few examples. Feel free to move it from the footer and put it anywhere in your journal.