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Questions before I use...
I'm developing an AJAX web app and would like to use a forum to display all of my sites content, vs a blog or typical cms. The page should load once (when the user first visits the site) and never again which is why I'm drawn to Vanilla, because of embed .
Would it be possible to do the following using plugins I would code myself:
1) User specific css - Each user should have their own color theme css file, or a default for visitors
2) Custom profile pages with custom fields - Each profile should display last 20 posts for a specific forum, upload files, etc
3) User created subforums - I would like each user to be able to create a subforum for themselves in a specific forum. Is this possible?
I'm assuming it's all possible, even if I have to manually modify the Vanilla code.
Would it be possible to do the following using plugins I would code myself:
1) User specific css - Each user should have their own color theme css file, or a default for visitors
2) Custom profile pages with custom fields - Each profile should display last 20 posts for a specific forum, upload files, etc
3) User created subforums - I would like each user to be able to create a subforum for themselves in a specific forum. Is this possible?
I'm assuming it's all possible, even if I have to manually modify the Vanilla code.
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1. I'd write a plugin that calls
Gdn::Controller()->AddCssFile()for the user onBase_Render_Before()2. Each user has their own profile page. You can override this page completely with a plugin or just add the items you want.
3. We use the term categories for subforums. You can nest categories as deeply as you wish.