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It does.Is the copy theme url option for creating Theme preview links?
It does.Is the copy theme url option for creating Theme preview links?
yes the ultimate light theme, and maybe name it the retina destroyerI just want a light theme for the forum.
By Retina you mean Apples resolution technology?yes the ultimate light theme, and maybe name it the retina destroyer
Revert was removed as it didn't work too well unfortunately so as long as the devs aren't bored, with nothing else to do (gl ) this won't be coming back I suppose, since it'd need further improvement first...Please add revert option or a "Save as". Would be helpful for testing multiple styles.
Well not previews but rather for sharing / saving the theme...It does.
I've been told the translucency options should use the background color with the transparency staying as is.In case anyone wants to know what each specific color does, I've looked through the site and identified some uses for each color. It started as just the strange obscure-seeming ones, but I checked through pretty much all of them. I checked against Firefox and Edge, didn't do Chrome and mobile because I was kinda lazy. So no one else has to go through that pain:
Anyway, I hope this helps someone while they're designing their themes.
- text color: this text goes on for miles (everywhere minus links)
- main background: can you guess what this one is...?
- translucency
- l1: used on background on title pages towards the top (most visible right under the title and pic, makes a nice gradient)
- each seems to be more transparent than the previous one (all the way up to fully transparent)
- couldn't find any obvious uses of l2 through l4
- accent: used for menus, boxes, and the search bar as the background color
- accent l1-l5: used stuff drawn on top of accent boxes mostly
- l1 is used for the background of the image loading buttons and between different scanlations of the same chapter and some accent button hovers?!?!
- l2 is used for the background of the horizontal progress bar during reading (after it's already been loaded) and the Ctrl + K hint on the search bar
- l3 is used for the progress bar during loading (I think?)
- didn't see any obvious uses for l4 or l5
- hover is for when mouse is on top of the button (usually lighter than base in dark mode)
- active is when the button is being clicked (usually darker than base in dark mode)
- mid-tone: didn't find an obvious use in the pages I scrolled, probably should be similar to the text color though
- scrollbar colors: for the vertical scrollbar (does notaffect the horizontal progress bars)
- doesn't work in Firefox (imagine my surprise when I tried it in Edge and actually saw a change...), but does in Edge and (presumably) Chrome
- button accent: main button color and is also used in some borderless buttons on hover (notably on the left sidebar on the home page)
- button accent (alt.): didn't find an obvious use but it should be another button color probably
- primary: this is the main color used in anything that needs to stand out (the Mangadex orange by default)
- used in important buttons, page dividers, links (both in site and cross site), for button hover for cross-site pages (on series pages)
- primary l1: used for very few primary color buttons on hover (most notably, for the current page on the navigation sidebar)
- primary l2: couldn't find any obvious uses for it (theoretically should be the button click color for primary color buttons but...)
- status colors: for publication statuses per series (green for ongoing, blue for completed, etc)
- blue status is also used on the side of chapters that you've already read
- you could change these to whatever you want, but conventions are nice
- indication blue: 404 no obvious uses found
- danger: for "dangerous" buttons, can either be a bordered button for risky actions (like deleting your account) or a borderless button for meh ones (like deleting a chapter you uploaded)
- danger l1 and l2: didn't find anything for these ones either
accent L1 is also used for the lil line dividing chapters from the same title on the "updates" pageIn case anyone wants to know what each specific color does, I've looked through the site and identified some uses for each color. It started as just the strange obscure-seeming ones, but I checked through pretty much all of them. I checked against Firefox and Edge, didn't do Chrome and mobile because I was kinda lazy. So no one else has to go through that pain:
Anyway, I hope this helps someone while they're designing their themes.
- text color: this text goes on for miles (everywhere minus links)
- main background: can you guess what this one is...?
- translucency
- l1: used on background on title pages towards the top (most visible right under the title and pic, makes a nice gradient)
- each seems to be more transparent than the previous one (all the way up to fully transparent)
- couldn't find any obvious uses of l2 through l4
- accent: used for menus, boxes, and the search bar as the background color
- accent l1-l5: used stuff drawn on top of accent boxes mostly
- l1 is used for the background of the image loading buttons and between different scanlations of the same chapter and some accent button hovers?!?!
- l2 is used for the background of the horizontal progress bar during reading (after it's already been loaded) and the Ctrl + K hint on the search bar
- l3 is used for the progress bar during loading (I think?)
- didn't see any obvious uses for l4 or l5
- hover is for when mouse is on top of the button (usually lighter than base in dark mode)
- active is when the button is being clicked (usually darker than base in dark mode)
- mid-tone: didn't find an obvious use in the pages I scrolled, probably should be similar to the text color though
- scrollbar colors: for the vertical scrollbar (does notaffect the horizontal progress bars)
- doesn't work in Firefox (imagine my surprise when I tried it in Edge and actually saw a change...), but does in Edge and (presumably) Chrome
- button accent: main button color and is also used in some borderless buttons on hover (notably on the left sidebar on the home page)
- button accent (alt.): didn't find an obvious use but it should be another button color probably
- primary: this is the main color used in anything that needs to stand out (the Mangadex orange by default)
- used in important buttons, page dividers, links (both in site and cross site), for button hover for cross-site pages (on series pages)
- primary l1: used for very few primary color buttons on hover (most notably, for the current page on the navigation sidebar)
- primary l2: couldn't find any obvious uses for it (theoretically should be the button click color for primary color buttons but...)
- status colors: for publication statuses per series (green for ongoing, blue for completed, etc)
- blue status is also used on the side of chapters that you've already read
- you could change these to whatever you want, but conventions are nice
- indication blue: 404 no obvious uses found
- danger: for "dangerous" buttons, can either be a bordered button for risky actions (like deleting your account) or a borderless button for meh ones (like deleting a chapter you uploaded)
- danger l1 and l2: didn't find anything for these ones either
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Gotchu broi hope someone makes a nice midnight blue theme 😄 i tried making one but changing the blues makes my eyes tired