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2013-11-15 01:36:21 -08:00

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css

Merge pull request #203 from git-marijus/master

2013-11-15 01:36:21 -08:00

img

Old theme stuff we don't use anymore.

2013-07-12 23:43:14 +01:00

js

e2ee in comments and a bit of cleanup so not every theme has to define how to insert bbcode, only if they're doing something special (e.g. this is how to implement a javascript plugin :-)), and I got rid of the predefined http:// in the bbcode for urls. You're almost always pasting a url which already has that bit and it just creates an extra step.

2013-11-14 15:41:25 -08:00

php

redbasic - set pixel dimensions of conversation top author photo and reply author photos. Hint: if you set these to something like 64px and 32px respectively and reduce the main font-size to say 0.9em, young people won't complain as much about the "ugly dated UI". You see they're used to companies squeezing every pixel out of the screen (more room for advertising) and they don't yet have bad eyes so they can still read teeny stuff. Big fonts and pictures are for old folks that need glasses and make young people complain about the "dated" interface. It's a sure sign that you're going to find old folks here and not many young adults or teens. What's missing at the moment is that if you shrink these photos, the "item-photo-menu" arrow is no longer in the bottom corner of the picture, but might be outside the photo. Will have to see if there's a way to dynamically position this based on the size.

2013-11-15 01:11:03 -08:00

schema

Dark schema, and associated fixes.

2013-10-11 17:36:02 +01:00

tpl

redbasic - set pixel dimensions of conversation top author photo and reply author photos. Hint: if you set these to something like 64px and 32px respectively and reduce the main font-size to say 0.9em, young people won't complain as much about the "ugly dated UI". You see they're used to companies squeezing every pixel out of the screen (more room for advertising) and they don't yet have bad eyes so they can still read teeny stuff. Big fonts and pictures are for old folks that need glasses and make young people complain about the "dated" interface. It's a sure sign that you're going to find old folks here and not many young adults or teens. What's missing at the moment is that if you shrink these photos, the "item-photo-menu" arrow is no longer in the bottom corner of the picture, but might be outside the photo. Will have to see if there's a way to dynamically position this based on the size.

2013-11-15 01:11:03 -08:00