Argonath RPG - A World of its own
Argonath RPG Community => Forum and site ideas and information => Topic started by: miha1111 on October 05, 2011, 06:59:50 pm
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I dont know for your eyes, but red is kinda painfull and hard to read on blue background, so maybe changing
/me to green, yellow or such?
I dont know how its for you but I have problems with seeing some colors (a.k.a daltonism) so it may look fine for you.
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One thing isn't going to be changed for you, or only a few others that have this problem...
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One thing isn't going to be changed for you, or only a few others that have this problem...
I never said it will be changed for me, smart one.
I said that it looks "painfull" to me and I dont know for others, so If it looks "painfull" to other I guess most of those would agree to change it.....
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I never said it will be changed for me, smart one.
Why thanks, you understand my intellectual concept.
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i have to agree, red on blue is a bad color combination ...
blablabla
that is Aqua ^
i think it would work alright :)
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i have to agree, red on blue is a bad color combination ...
blablabla
that is Aqua ^
i think it would work alright :)
*Rodrico speaks in yellow.
Uhm? why not just use the BB Codes, thats what theyre there for.
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*Rodrico speaks in yellow.
Uhm? why not just use the BB Codes, thats what theyre there for.
Maybe because peoples wont use them all the time, or they dont even know that (/)me can modified with BB codes?
I forgot on this dead topic.
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It should be changed, It is very painful to my eyes.
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Nothing.
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ye sometime it be very painful, i had bren tumor :cry:
Seriously, just turn down the brightness.
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ye sometime it be very painful, i had bren tumor :cry:
Seriously, just turn down the brightness.
My brightness is at 11/100 on my monitor.
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My brightness is at 11/100 on my monitor.
download samp re-colour; change skin of all text.
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download samp re-colour; change skin of all text.
He's talking about the forum version of /me
example:
/me saw big brown fox jump over the lazy dog.
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He's talking about the forum version of /me
example:
/me saw big brown fox jump over the lazy dog.
(http://www.motifake.com/image/demotivational-poster/0805/ow-my-eyes-demotivational-poster-1210906751.jpg)
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(http://www.motifake.com/image/demotivational-poster/0805/ow-my-eyes-demotivational-poster-1210906751.jpg)
What?
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I believe the /me function is actually built into SMF.
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Red looks better than that aqua blue in my opinion.
However, yellow looks even better :D
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I believe the /me function is actually built into SMF.
Is should be possible to change the CSS though...
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Just confirmed it. The /me function is indeed built into SMF as BBCode. I don't believe there is a way to change this without modifying the core files that handle it themselves.
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Function is built in SMF but its not that big problem to change colour of it. If I remember good there was part of code in style.css and all you need to do is switch to other RGB/HEX Color code.
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Is should be possible to change the CSS though...
I'm not sure if it will have it listed there or not. I know some other BB Codes are hardcoded into the forum software itself, or at least were with SMF 1. SMF 2 may have changed this for the custom ones since then. Even if that would be the case, you would still need to know what the correct name is in the .css file to change it.
P.S. Apologies, for some reason I missed your post.
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Yes it is possible to change the color of /me through the CSS..
index.css
/* /me uses this a lot. (emote, try typing /me in a post.) */
.meaction
{
color: red;
}
I changed the above to "blue" the result is this:
(http://gyazo.com/4396c316a9456652ed38bf9cee9f4c94.png?1331241600)
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Yes it is possible to change the color of /me through the CSS..
index.css
/* /me uses this a lot. (emote, try typing /me in a post.) */
.meaction
{
color: red;
}
I changed the above to "blue" the result is this:
(http://gyazo.com/4396c316a9456652ed38bf9cee9f4c94.png?1331241600)
Index.css isn't the same as stylesheet.css, but it seems they have changed things a bit since SMF 1. Nice job finding that man! :)
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SUPPORTED, good idea. :)
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shall we have a color vote next??
Red
Black
Yellow
Pink
Green
Orange
Purple
Blue
Beige
Brown
Teal
Navy
Maroon
Lime Green
White
I Vote Lime Green
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shall we have a color vote next??
Red
Black
Yellow
Pink
Green
Orange
Purple
Blue
Beige
Brown
Teal
Navy
Maroon
Lime Green
White
I Vote Lime Green
For Argo Forums, I'd go for teal just because it seems to match the current theme better, and it's still readable, yet not eye-blindingly bright. :)
As a side note for you Dan, theoretically since it's CSS/HTML controlled, any web-compliant color could be used. It doesn't just have to be a pre-defined or named one, so that list could go on forever! ;)
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There is no stylesheet.css for SMF 2.0. :trust:
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There is no stylesheet.css for SMF 2.0. :trust:
There is for SMF 2 themes themselves. As said previously, it's in the theme's folders, which is not related to BB Code in any way at all. :P
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No, there isn't.
(http://gyazo.com/d96b962aa6df2ae6495be75ed0a39424.png?1331313222)
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No, there isn't.
(http://gyazo.com/d96b962aa6df2ae6495be75ed0a39424.png?1331313222)
The default theme, no, but some themes do have them. It's up to the theme creator to name the file. ARFD's theme alone has almost a dozen CSS files itself because it has 6-7 color options. Filenames like "index.css", "default.css", and "stylesheet.css" are the most common ones out there, and they all essentially mean the same thing.
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There is no "stylesheet.css" all the files which are in the theme make up the themes stylesheet. If there is a stylesheet.css it's a index.css with a different name, which would just be pointless and confusing.
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If there is a stylesheet.css it's a index.css with a different name, which would just be pointless and confusing.
Hey now, I don't make the themes, I just use them! :lol:
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As a side note for you Dan, theoretically since it's CSS/HTML controlled, any web-compliant color could be used. It doesn't just have to be a pre-defined or named one, so that list could go on forever! ;)
well yeah.. but at least this way, people who dont know how to use the /me command could just use /color
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well yeah.. but at least this way, people who dont know how to use the /me command could just use /color
True. The irony here is you could actually roleplay /me better than you could with it's coded counterpart! xD