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Bushido
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extensions.css
so you can use it or cut it out if you like.PS. I was going to copy the Vanilla 2 look (kind of), but again, too much work. I did find the tabs can be moved to the left easily though, with align: left, and padding-left: 60px, etc. I like the new look of the header and account page background. Off to play...
Some picky details:
- The `
- `
Suggestion: Move the CSS for the popular extensions to another file and `preview.gif
` screenshot is still of the old default theme.vanilla-ie.css
` doesn't exist. On top of that, it is inside the loop, meaning it will be included each time for each number of stylesheets. See `head.php
` for what I mean.@import
` it from `vanilla.css
`. That way, users can simply comment out one line and keep the file rather than deleting the lines.@Michael3185: I agree with you on the px vs. em vs. pt debate. I just didn't want to reinvent the wheel too much here and the default theme's CSS uses px extensively.
@Raize: My thoughts exactly. I've been messing around with Vanilla for several years now and I am always amazed at how few themes there are. I think it might actually be an Achilles heel of sorts. Wordpress has so many themes it takes days to pick one out. It might be a good project for someone to build a simple, easy-to-customize, Vanilla theme from the ground up -- one which isn't based at all on the default. Maybe that's where things are going with Vanilla 2, I don't know.
Anyway, thanks everybody for the comments and keep the feedback coming!
overflow:hidden
property. Any ideas to rework this are appreciated.When you attempt to login, it kicks off a redirect loop and changes the URL in the browser address bar to:
http://http://geekapp.com/forum/
The config file doesn't have any extra http:// with it - this only happens with this specific theme (which I absolutely love, by the way). Any thoughts as to the cause?
It does this on a (sorry!) vanilla install as well as one with plugins and such.
conf/settings.php
file is all that's required.Slight issue though - the p-element's margin is set to 0 in Bushido/styles/default/vanilla.css at line 26. The previous margin (1em 0) was much better, especially for the Markdown extension, which makes good use of the p-element.