I always hear people say technical people have no feeling for design...
... I wonder why they say such a hurtfull thing.
I just updated my Back-in-time user CSS; http://pastebin.com/ZaRDNZ2b
I figured out how to fix the borders, so it feels almost exactly like the old phoronix when reading a thread. Could still use a little help on cleaning it up though
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Back-in-time updated again; http://pastebin.com/BY5QXu2S
I'm not particularily fond of this new theme. The dark theme was comfortable and easy on the eyes. This looks brutish, halfbaked, and I don't think it conforms that well with the rest of the website like the old forums.
If it ain't broken, don't fix it. (Well, apparently the spam control was broken, but it's no reason to break everything else too.)
Besides, I don't know how much you know about vBulletin, but they've gone pretty much downhill since they were bought up and the original team left. Were involved with a few scandals, too. I'd stay with what's old and known to be working well.
Another post because of the 1 minute edit rule.
Ever consider a FOSS alternative? For a website that mainly deals with FOSS software, it's worth a thought. The arch forums use FluxBB (http://fluxbb.org/), which looks like it would fulfill the needed functionality of 99% of the users here.
After the update, I can't seem to stay logged in after browser restarts.
Yes, the cookies are stored. Yes, it worked before the update.
So, how about that checkbox that lets us change to a different forum theme? Could you please change that? Or at least acknowledge you will? There's a number of us that would really appreciate it.