Header questions

[twtd]

I've been poking around and mainly changing colors and fonts for things, but I've run into a couple of things that I haven't been able to figure out.

1. In the header, is there any way to change the font that "Archive of Our Own" displays in or is there a way to get rid of it throughout the entire site (whichever is easier)? And can the color it displays in be coded separately from the rest of the links in the header?

and

2. When you're on the fandom page, for example, "fandom" turns black. How would I go about changing that? I've figured out how to change all of the other colors in the header except for that one. Tangentially, I've figured out how to change the colors in the header on the home screen, except for the hover background color, which still turns red despite all of my attempts to change it. Any thoughts about how I would change that?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Dashboard nav bar

[mumblemutter]

I've been waiting forever for a fix that would make the navigation box wide enough to allow all list items to align properly (I've got my priorities straight, clearly) and this was the first thing I futzed with when the skins system went live. (Whee skins!)

In case it doesn't look the same to everyone else: for me the "My Dashboard" box was too narrow and items like "My Assignments (2)" or "My Related Works (2)" would break off into two lines, which looked messy to me. The following code fixes this:

#dashboard ul { width: 12.5em; } /* default: 10.5em */
#main.sidebar { margin: 1em auto 1em 14em; } /* default: 12em */

You can fiddle with the values until things look right to you. Assuming you care. :-D

(Psst, mod, I'm not sure how to tag this?)

Show all of a user's fandoms by default

[mumblemutter]

This will hopefully become obsolete once tag clouds are introduced as an option (I've already made puppy eyes at support), but until then the following code will display all of a user's fandoms as a block of text, without having to click the "Expand full list" link.

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Note: This isn't terribly semantic, of course, since it forces elements to be displayed that should be hidden according to their class names. But hey, makeshift. Suggestions for improvements are definitely welcome.

(ETA: screenshot)