I found I didn't really like a lot of the moods in the original theme so I've made some new ones! I'm not labeling them in this post but the images themselves are labeled. Feel free to use any image for any mood, I know I do! :) Some of the new ones are alternates for the same mood, FYI. There's more here from S1 and S3 of Lost and less modeling pics. If you have a special request for a mood, let me know and I can make it for you.
Download zip of new moods (right-click)
Download zip of original mood theme (right-click)
Preview of original mood theme
Size: 100 x 60
(Don't forget to credit me in userinfo if using.)
Download zip of new moods (right-click)
Download zip of original mood theme (right-click)
Preview of original mood theme
Size: 100 x 60
(Don't forget to credit me in userinfo if using.)
- Current Mood:
sleepy
Comments
1. DL the zip file.
2. Upload to somewhere like Photobucket. You can use the Flock browser to upload a bunch of images at once.
3. Go here: http://www.livejournal.com/manage/moodthemes.bml
4. In the "Name" field enter a name (like "Josh Holloway mood theme" and click "Create"
5. Cut and paste the link to each appropriate mood. Sometimes the mood theme will detect the proper dimensions. If not, enter 100 x 60. Note: This is a very time-consuming and tedious step to manually enter all 132 images. But you can just retype the mood name part of the URL ("angry" or "happy") as a shortcut. If you can see the image already, then it will show up in your moods list. If not, then it won't and you might have the URL wrong or have forgotten to enter the dimensions. Make sure each major mood (i.e., "happy" for all the happy-related moods like "ecstatic") is not overriding the subordinate moods. The other moods will be grayed out if that's the case.
6. When you are done, click "Use" on your new mood theme
As you have your own server space, you can just upload an unzipped folder of the images and copy the path names from here, yes? It is very tedious to tell LJ where to find them all as you have to c&p each individual mood (esp. if I've named it something unusual, like "groggy2.jpg." BUT I know there are people who've made self-installing moods and I have no idea how to do that. :-/ It would save a lot of trouble because installing is a pain in the ass.