Forum CSS Tweaking
Re: Forum CSS Tweaking
Maybe a less intense color for the topics... The Red is killing my eyes...
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lookin good so far! I used to be all into HTML and CSS and all that jazz until i discovered web design wasn't my cup o tea. I'm more of a programming kinda guy.
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Same for me. Red is too intense.
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Maybe more of a darker red or maroon such as the letters in your signature?
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The value of the forum is the contents, but a little eye candy certainly dresses things up. I love the changes. Very Nice. We all appreciate the work that has gone into this.
There is one thing I noticed missing from the updates. There used to be a dot on the flag on the left that indicated posts that we had previously posted in. Maybe it's just a switch, or something that phpBB decided to drop support with.
There is one thing I noticed missing from the updates. There used to be a dot on the flag on the left that indicated posts that we had previously posted in. Maybe it's just a switch, or something that phpBB decided to drop support with.
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Re: Forum CSS Tweaking
it's still there, it's a tiny star at about 1o'clock on the circle next to the topic. it would be really hard to see on anything smaller than my rather large laptop.Liberty wrote: ↑Sun May 27, 2018 9:25 am The value of the forum is the contents, but a little eye candy certainly dresses things up. I love the changes. Very Nice. We all appreciate the work that has gone into this.
There is one thing I noticed missing from the updates. There used to be a dot on the flag on the left that indicated posts that we had previously posted in. Maybe it's just a switch, or something that phpBB decided to drop support with.
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The old software had bold blue for unread and not-bold blue for read threads.
That worked well for me... YMMV. When I load the active topics page, it's a sea of bright red.
If there is a way for me to change that, please let me know.
Otherwise, the look and fee of the new software is great.
Still not had much time to look for new features... Maybe next week.
Thanks to Charles for all the effort!
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Why am I getting notifications about every new entry in this thread?
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Re: Forum CSS Tweaking
lonestar144 wrote: ↑Sun May 27, 2018 6:14 pm Few tweaks to links and new post titles, back to bold blue like before. The icons are still red though, as those are images, but don't look to bad.
that looks really nice. thank you for your work. is that still in test, or is that live and we need to do something to set it?
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do you have the code posted somewhere? would love to have thislonestar144 wrote: ↑Mon May 28, 2018 10:29 pm This is not part of the theme on this board, but a custom css that can be used with the stylus plugin for firefox and google chrome. To use the custom css, install the plugin and import my code (when finished) into a new style, give it a name and save.
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Awesome! Love it. If you need some graphics made or somethin lemme know. I know my way around GIMP pretty well. I made my avatar and make wallpapers form time to time.lonestar144 wrote: ↑Tue May 29, 2018 7:33 pmIn stylus go to manage > write new style > importGrundy1133 wrote: ↑Mon May 28, 2018 10:57 pm
do you have the code posted somewhere? would love to have this
In the new window > paste the code > select overwrite style > give it a name and save.
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