Data Sphere

DS got a theme time ago, named Digital, before the one named corvus that matches front section (as of July 2014). You can activate it via User Control Panel / Board Preferences / Edit global settings / My board style.

Let's report issues with it here.

So lets start:

Top header shows over compressed version.


Moved icon not in style with the rest.
This icon vs all the ones like .

Top header is showing a default image over the real one, as some of us have noticed.

This started to happen today, 18 Jul 2014.

Big images inside posts are not scaled to fit.

Again, new as of today.

Thanks for this feedback!

I've made some changes that should fix the majority of your issues.

Could you explain what you mean by the first one ("Top header shows over compressed version")?

He means that there are some slight compression artefacts in the header, mostly visible around the small text.

IJW Wartrader wrote:He means that there are some slight compression artefacts in the header, mostly visible around the small text.

Ah yeah, thanks I've replaced the forum banner with the one from the blog so it should clear up now.

3 of 4. Thanks.

Icons near subsections should be smaller, or better not be shown at all.

Thanks for copying my post over, Mob.

4 of 4, at least assuming this was the only missing icon .

Cool, will look into the subsection image issue and adding the like system into Digital this weekend. Stay tuned folks!

Recipe for the Stylish addon so the subforums look correct:

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@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document url-prefix("http://www.data-sphere.net/forum/") {
  a.subforum {
    background-size: 1em 1em;
    padding-left: 1.25em !important;
  }
}


Thank you for the above! This code is now in the live forum CSS file.

Thanks.

!important was to force the override via Stylish. It works with it in the forum css but probably not needed anymore.

After posting with to attachments it generated:
"General Error
The file ./styles/digital/template/bbcode.html is missing."