ANNOUNCEMENT Welcome to the new forums!
Change is hard but I'm sure we'll all pull through
Also, can't seem to make an Avatar change stick.
Can someone please summarise the Terms of Service I clicked through?
Presumably most is not legally binding, as per Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 and the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Presumably most is not legally binding, as per Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 and the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
You mean XenForo has a style changer with a selection popup menu listing all the themes available but in fact that's just a Potemkin button for presales purposes or whatever? Then, XenForo is broken!
I like the Mobile view in particular btw. For the first time, you can read the fora on a mobile phone without pinch-zooming all the time (forget about the old mobile theme). And once you tone down the alert frequency and disable the push notifications, it's much better than the old version, in most aspects at least. Good job
O7,
You mean XenForo has a style changer with a selection popup menu listing all the themes available but in fact that's just a Potemkin button for presales purposes or whatever? Then, XenForo is broken!
I like the Mobile view in particular btw. For the first time, you can read the fora on a mobile phone without pinch-zooming all the time (forget about the old mobile theme). And once you tone down the alert frequency and disable the push notifications, it's much better than the old version, in most aspects at least. Good job
O7
I agree, in general the change is a big improvement. However, if this white on black scheme can't be fixed, my days are numbered on here and maybe that's a good thing...
I still don't know how I logged in to the forums using the old forum's password that's different from my Frontier account but alas it worked.
It's getting used to this white on black but I don't have any problems with it.
It looks pretty slick though and works perfect on my tablet.
It's getting used to this white on black but I don't have any problems with it.
It looks pretty slick though and works perfect on my tablet.
Hey CMDR, there isn't a way to change the game specific themes I'm afraid. You may be able to use something like the Stylish browser add-on to change things if you'd like. I'll feed it back all the same!
Hey Paige,
unfortunately, Stylish is only for the brave or careless, it seems. It has a history of sorts.
Stylish add-on makes a return - gHacks Tech News
Stylish, a web extension that was pulled over privacy concerns from official extension repositories, is once again available on Mozilla AMO for Firefox.
www.ghacks.net
But there might be alternatives.
O7,
Gonna take a bit of getting used to, but I like the look of the update so far o7
If you can put up with the dark theme the majority of the time you can override the theme used for non-ED areas in your settings. Unfortunately if you open a link to a thread from an email it disregards this and uses the default Frontier theme anyway (hopefully this is something that will be addressed in due course).
Great new style. Thank you for this, FD.
Now off, we'll want some news about the upcoming content
Now off, we'll want some news about the upcoming content
Well done FD; you've managed to turn off yet another forum user by forcing white-text on a dark background.
A quick scan through posts (I simply can't stand more than a quick scan as it is [genuinely] hurting my eyes to read in this theme]) indicates I'm just one of many.
Have you never heard of USER Acceptance Testing.
And before you (or a well-meaning Cmdr) suggest I install an add-in/extension, please don't be so ridiculous, I shouldn't have to install additional software to make up for such an obvious issue.
A quick scan through posts (I simply can't stand more than a quick scan as it is [genuinely] hurting my eyes to read in this theme]) indicates I'm just one of many.
Have you never heard of USER Acceptance Testing.
And before you (or a well-meaning Cmdr) suggest I install an add-in/extension, please don't be so ridiculous, I shouldn't have to install additional software to make up for such an obvious issue.
