Quote from: Soʟoɴoɪᴅ on May 10, 2015, 03:41:28 AM

Quote from: Decimator Omega on May 10, 2015, 03:27:51 AM

Quote from: Soʟoɴoɪᴅ on May 10, 2015, 03:21:19 AM

Quote from: Decimator Omega on May 10, 2015, 01:42:44 AM

Also, a note to Soʟoɴoɪᴅ for his Technicolor theme.

Replace #container with body instead. That will fix the tear which reveals Sep7agon's real background halfway.

I am experiencing no tear.

Nobody had notified me of such a problem.

Also, selecting body rather than #container results in the clear window in the ad box that you are experiencing in this screenshot, if you could perhaps show me what sort of tear you are talking about, it would be most helpful.



Also, Technicolor with the same background, is on average 27+% darker than the dark theme

Dark Theme

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Technicolor

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You have a terrible habit of publishing one line codes, your True Mute was only three, and this one was only five.

Technicolor was my least intensive code, the only one I spent less time developing being A Little Extra Flood (as that was just a banner change and a toolbar gradient), and Technicolor was 56 lines.

My dark theme for b.lind, which has recently lost a lot of functionality due to the webteam's retarded updates, was 744 lines.

There's more to css than changing backgrounds, and while I admire your effort, I wish you would bring a little something extra to the table. Find an element that really needs improval, one that I have yet to touch are the buttons, which could use a little polishing. Do a little dev work and come back when you have something really cool.

I downloaded your style twice, just to bump the number a little, but I'll stick with my personal scheme for the time being.

Spoiler

I'll admit, I'm an armature at this shit. If you would like to help make the dark theme better or add it into your script even, by all means go right ahead.

Also, this is the problem in yours.



That white space.

Wow, nobody has ever said anything about that to me before, and it doesn't appear on my screen.

I'll work a patch through.

That's because people took your code and made their own versions of it and silently updating it and not sharing it.

I'd give you names but I already have enough enemies as it is. Hopefully you can work something out, and if you want you can throw in the darkness in there.

Nah, keep the darkness, it works perfectly fine in conjunction with Technicolor.
Because the #container frame is lower on the stack than the body frame, even with the !important tag my style won't overwrite yours.

And I know people change the code, it's not as though I didn't build it out of what Cheat had built before me.

There are several personal preferences in my own theme that I don't share with others, not because I'm greedy, just because I don't really think everyone shares my tastes.

Quote from: Soʟoɴoɪᴅ on May 10, 2015, 03:21:19 AM

Quote from: Decimator Omega on May 10, 2015, 01:42:44 AM

Also, a note to Soʟoɴoɪᴅ for his Technicolor theme.

Replace #container with body instead. That will fix the tear which reveals Sep7agon's real background halfway.

I am experiencing no tear.

Nobody had notified me of such a problem.

Also, selecting body rather than #container results in the clear window in the ad box that you are experiencing in this screenshot, if you could perhaps show me what sort of tear you are talking about, it would be most helpful.



Also, Technicolor with the same background, is on average 27+% darker than the dark theme

Dark Theme

---

---

Technicolor

---

---

You have a terrible habit of publishing one line codes, your True Mute was only three, and this one was only five.

Technicolor was my least intensive code, the only one I spent less time developing being A Little Extra Flood (as that was just a banner change and a toolbar gradient), and Technicolor was 56 lines.

My dark theme for b.lind, which has recently lost a lot of functionality due to the webteam's retarded updates, was 744 lines.

There's more to css than changing backgrounds, and while I admire your effort, I wish you would bring a little something extra to the table. Find an element that really needs improval, one that I have yet to touch are the buttons, which could use a little polishing. Do a little dev work and come back when you have something really cool.

I downloaded your style twice, just to bump the number a little, but I'll stick with my personal scheme for the time being.

Spoiler

I'll admit, I'm an armature at this shit. If you would like to help make the dark theme better or add it into your script even, by all means go right ahead.

Also, this is the problem in yours.



That white space.

Wow, nobody has ever said anything about that to me before, and it doesn't appear on my screen.

I'll work a patch through.

Also, a note to Soʟoɴoɪᴅ for his Technicolor theme.

Replace #container with body instead. That will fix the tear which reveals Sep7agon's real background halfway.

I am experiencing no tear.

Nobody had notified me of such a problem.

Also, selecting body rather than #container results in the clear window in the ad box that you are experiencing in this screenshot, if you could perhaps show me what sort of tear you are talking about, it would be most helpful.



Also, Technicolor with the same background, is on average 27+% darker than the dark theme

Dark Theme

---

---

Technicolor

---

---

You have a terrible habit of publishing one line codes, your True Mute was only three, and this one was only five.

Technicolor was my least intensive code, the only one I spent less time developing being A Little Extra Flood (as that was just a banner change and a toolbar gradient), and Technicolor was 56 lines.

My dark theme for b.lind, which has recently lost a lot of functionality due to the webteam's retarded updates, was 744 lines.

There's more to css than changing backgrounds, and while I admire your effort, I wish you would bring a little something extra to the table. Find an element that really needs improval, one that I have yet to touch are the buttons, which could use a little polishing. Do a little dev work and come back when you have something really cool.

I downloaded your style twice, just to bump the number a little, but I'll stick with my personal scheme for the time being.

lol look at that micro-bulge

Hey guys I put a lot of work and development into true mute for you guys.

section.muted {
  display: none !important;
}

That's it.
The whole true mute script.

GG armen

Quote from: Soʟoɴoɪᴅ on May 09, 2015, 11:00:23 PM

Literally everyone except SecondClass.
Verb is the biggest stoner on here.

this

you get completely baked just from reading verb's posts

One thing's for sure, I usually feel more stupid.

lol mad cuz ghey™

Literally everyone except SecondClass.
Verb is the biggest stoner on here.

You're with us now

I don't know what dogshit tastes like as I've never eaten euro-slop

I have a healthy diet of gookfood and Amerislop.

I'm getting close myself.
Only 800 posts.

um, gross

Kinder Bacon

Probably Dantooine, as I like the infinite plains and rivers, with temperate grasses.

The architecture and general culture are very likeable to me, not to mention the cavern reserves of crystals that would be very lucrative, whether I end up being force sensitive or not.

This piece has the extraordinary ability to be completely contiguous no matter how far you skip forward or backward.