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Welcome to part six of Getting the most out of your CSS Journals! I can't believe how far these articles have gone, and the support and questions I've been receiving about CSS and such. I'm actually on time with the article this week, and we have some great journals to showcase, as well as a few neat gadgets to showcase, such as adding an official-looking stamps box to your page, displaying CD covers when you hover over a link, and much more. You still reading this intro? Get moving onto the first section!
Official-looking stamp boxes in your journals!
A LOT of people on dA use stamps. And why not? It's the best way to show your support for a club, person or something totally random. But sometimes you don't want to shove them all at the bottom. It's just too much of a pain, and can sometimes break your layout. So what to do?
Surely you know of dancewiththesky 's deviantEXPERIENCE, which not so long ago won a DD? This guy just doesn't know when to stop with the awesome ideas

Welcome to Steal This CSS! Our mission here at STC is to produce & provide the deviantART community with free, high quality CSS journal layouts. These layouts will be well coded and designed by a team of CSS designers.
Our CSS layouts are designed after a wide range of influences, from games to websites to movies. A few examples of these influences are Ecko Unlimited, Casino Royale, Windows Vista, Motorola, Coca Cola, Marc Ecko's Getting Up, and many more. We will be updating our database with more journal designs than you can handle.
How does STC work? Simple. Each week we will release a journal featuring one of our CSS layouts. After this layout has been on display for a week, the winner of the layout will be chosen, depending on certain contest criteria (we will change up how you win each week). Each winner will be awarded the exclusive rights to that CSS layout, and a one month subscription. We do this is to ensure that even non-subscribers have a chance to participate in this comm

Vexel gallery?  What?  Wait, we don't have a vexel gallery. Well, we will soon and that's why I'm writing this news article.
Over the next few weeks I am going to start to put together all the subgalleries for a proper vexel gallery. Yes, that means we will officially have a legitimate vexel gallery of its own. This new gallery will be in the digital gallery section in a place of its own, just like vector has its own area. Before we do that, all the categories have to be hammered out and sifted through to see which ones are needed and which ones we can live without.
First off, if you're not completely sure what a vexel image is, read this vexel description. After digging around on the net, that's a great source of information about the medium. Hats off for such a clear and easy to understand definition.
This is going to be completely new so how the other digital galleries are set up are not important. Subgalleries