Yeah, noticed that earlier and it will do. But will only know of bell if one jumps up and checks. I was suggesting that the top show up if you scrolled up a little to make it easy to check bell and not loose place.derFunkenstein wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 5:46 pm @Mr Bill, the little arrow in the lower-right of each post scrolls up to the top, if you just want to jump up with your mouse.
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OK so to fix my other thing, we'd need to set the postbody class to have
That maintains the 15px of current padding on either side of the divider. If we reduce the padding inside the post, that number can shrink by twice the padding reduction.
and set the max-width:700 media query to be
So that's not terrible. it was four edits instead of just the two I initially proposed, but it's doable.
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width: calc(100% - 230px);
and set the max-width:700 media query to be
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width: 100%;
I think you just signed up.derFunkenstein wrote: ↑Wed Jul 08, 2020 5:50 pm well, I mean, I know juuuuust enough, and I didn't want to propose any changes that I can't handle myself. LOL
The other thing I'd like to do (still working on it) is bringing the text of the post to the left closer to that divider. I think that's a side-effect of my previous edit that I didn't notice.
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Assuming it's okay to edit the header HTML directly, inside the site-description DIV:
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<a href="./index.php" title="Board index">
<img src="...ag-header-small.jpg" alt="">
<div id="logo-text">
<h1>Anonymous Gerbil</h1>
<p>Inside the second chance.</p>
</div>
</a>
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#logo-text {
display: inline-block;
vertical-align: middle;
}
A crude fix would be, in milk.css:
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#inner-wrap {
...
/* margin-top: -50px !important */
...
}
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I'd agree. The background/text contrast is a bit low for my taste Though the post editor is fine. I'd actually probably go with darker background colors than lighter text, for most stuff. That said, what is there now is usable and I'm not complaining too loudly as that tends to get me volunteered to fix things.
Oh, and we need to fix the Smilies. They all have weird white pixel fuzz around them.
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Comparing to [another place], I think the big thing missing is color. I count 3-4 shades of gray, and everything king of feels like it's melding together. Theme could swap out one of the grays with a semi-dark blue (like what's at the top of the page), and that would probably improve things.
I would definitely prefer a text color that pops out of the background better. Typing into a box here feels fine since it's white (or near-white) text against a darker gray background, but in the preview (and the posts) both colors start to converge, with darker text and a lighter background. Actually, I really like how the text looks in the posting box.
Here's pure white for the sake of comparison.
I would definitely prefer a text color that pops out of the background better. Typing into a box here feels fine since it's white (or near-white) text against a darker gray background, but in the preview (and the posts) both colors start to converge, with darker text and a lighter background. Actually, I really like how the text looks in the posting box.
Here's pure white for the sake of comparison.
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Yeah somewhere between the current color and white would be nice.