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Custom Theming Support #224
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So now whenever I write a new style I need to write it in five different css.example
too or check that they work correctly for all five example themes and pray that it does not break some custom themes? What a terrible idea. No thanks.
You write it for that one theme... |
As I said you still need to test them all. Not very excited. |
Anyone have any suggestions for improving this so @Mygod doesn't have to update each template when there's changes? |
Maybe have some guidelines for contributing, so that everyone knows how to add a UI element that will be consistent with themes? |
Thanks, that's a good idea. |
Better implementation of #218 to allow you to create beautiful and elegant themes like the following:
Omg: (originally named Mygod 😉)
TODO:
Default:
Blue:
Dark:
Light:
Green: