epitaque 1y ago • 50%
What's with the dark water and super faded jellyfish
epitaque 1y ago • 100%
That might be the way to go. The only disadvantage is, it's on another site. I am interested to know what people are using in general to access Lemmy. If people reading this thread could vote on this poll, that'd be nice: https://strawpoll.com/kjn18WkedyQ
Hey all! So lemmy-ui actually supports custom themes, i.e. Instance owners can drag and drop a css file into an `extra_themes` folder. I noticed a reddit theme did not exist (at the time of writing), so I've begun [working on one](https://github.com/epitaque/lemmy-reddit-theme). I'm gonna keep working on it, but I always like to take a step back and ponder if this is even a good idea. The reason I'm doubting myself is, I can't change the layout so I'm resorting to writing some pretty awful css. i.e.: - there's a couple dropdowns, that I have to convert to not-dropdowns - I'm using the :has css selector, which is supported in chrome but behind a flag in firefox - some elements that I need to style do not have class names so I have to use super long selectors, like an adblocker filter almost Is there a better way to do this? Is anyone else working on this?