I reworked the white and dark themes last night

[AlexO]

How did we live with that white one for so long.

[jag]

Dark themes make images stand out

[24alex]

+1 for dark mode

[greatpornlinks]

How did we live with that white one for so long.

word

[razor]

Both are okay there was nothing wrong with the pale color one.

[shoopa]

Argh the white looks so bright now that i started using the black one.

[Big MOE]

Definitely sticking to the dark mode the other one is too bright now.

[tacnet]

Looks good. Not quite sure what the orange text means though ??

It's orange on the light theme too which makes it kinda hard to read

[TheButcher]

Looks good. Not quite sure what the orange text means though ??

It's orange on the light theme too which makes it kinda hard to read

I created user groups for new members, verified accounts,advertisers, mods and admin, and I tried to pick the best color for each group to work on the 2 themes, having to make things work on both the light and dark backgrounds gets tricky. Even updates and changes I have to do twice now. If you don't like it give me a color you want for the group I'll change it.

[tacnet]

Looks good. Not quite sure what the orange text means though ??

It's orange on the light theme too which makes it kinda hard to read

I created user groups for new members, verified accounts,advertisers, mods and admin, and I tried to pick the best color for each group to work on the 2 themes, having to make things work on both the light and dark backgrounds gets tricky. Even updates and changes I have to do twice now. If you don't like it give me a color you want for the group I'll change it.

The way to do it is with css classes. So at the moment, orange links look like this

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<a href="./viewtopic.php?f=74&amp;t=11340" class="topictitle"><span style="color: #FF8000 !important">NSFWstory is an AI Erotica Story Platform with 20% Lifetime Commission</span></a>

which means it going to come out orange whatever theme your using. Instead, strip out the <span> tag and add a new class to the link. Let's call it 'verified'. Now your code looks like this :-

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<a href="./viewtopic.php?f=74&amp;t=11340" class="topictitle verified">NSFWstory is an AI Erotica Story Platform with 20% Lifetime Commission</a>

Now you can change the color via css. So in your dark them css, you would have the following to make it orange

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.verified { color: #FF8000 !important; }

and in your light theme css you could make it say red with this code

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.verified { color: #FF0000 !important; }

[TheButcher]

I'll work on it tomorrow boss, out with the dragon.

[TheButcher]

Looks good. Not quite sure what the orange text means though ??

It's orange on the light theme too which makes it kinda hard to read

I created user groups for new members, verified accounts,advertisers, mods and admin, and I tried to pick the best color for each group to work on the 2 themes, having to make things work on both the light and dark backgrounds gets tricky. Even updates and changes I have to do twice now. If you don't like it give me a color you want for the group I'll change it.

The way to do it is with css classes. So at the moment, orange links look like this

Code: Select all

<a href="./viewtopic.php?f=74&amp;t=11340" class="topictitle"><span style="color: #FF8000 !important">NSFWstory is an AI Erotica Story Platform with 20% Lifetime Commission</span></a>

which means it going to come out orange whatever theme your using. Instead, strip out the <span> tag and add a new class to the link. Let's call it 'verified'. Now your code looks like this :-

Code: Select all

<a href="./viewtopic.php?f=74&amp;t=11340" class="topictitle verified">NSFWstory is an AI Erotica Story Platform with 20% Lifetime Commission</a>

Now you can change the color via css. So in your dark them css, you would have the following to make it orange

Code: Select all

.verified { color: #FF8000 !important; }

and in your light theme css you could make it say red with this code

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.verified { color: #FF0000 !important; }

Having trouble finding that file and place to make the change to the <span> tag.

The rest is easy


Peace

[tacnet]

I created user groups for new members, verified accounts,advertisers, mods and admin, and I tried to pick the best color for each group to work on the 2 themes, having to make things work on both the light and dark backgrounds gets tricky. Even updates and changes I have to do twice now. If you don't like it give me a color you want for the group I'll change it.

The way to do it is with css classes. So at the moment, orange links look like this

Code: Select all

<a href="./viewtopic.php?f=74&amp;t=11340" class="topictitle"><span style="color: #FF8000 !important">NSFWstory is an AI Erotica Story Platform with 20% Lifetime Commission</span></a>

which means it going to come out orange whatever theme your using. Instead, strip out the <span> tag and add a new class to the link. Let's call it 'verified'. Now your code looks like this :-

Code: Select all

<a href="./viewtopic.php?f=74&amp;t=11340" class="topictitle verified">NSFWstory is an AI Erotica Story Platform with 20% Lifetime Commission</a>

Now you can change the color via css. So in your dark them css, you would have the following to make it orange

Code: Select all

.verified { color: #FF8000 !important; }

and in your light theme css you could make it say red with this code

Code: Select all

.verified { color: #FF0000 !important; }

Having trouble finding that file and place to make the change to the <span> tag.

The rest is easy


Peace

Cant help you there bud as I don't know how this software works. It will be in a template file somewhere

[TheButcher]

Okay thanks I'll search again.

Peace

[maqua]

White