Demo Menu Theme

XombieMike Yes, that's the one I'm talking about. I'm throwing out a guess that maybe the image(s) you're using to create the background are individually huge in size, and so each page here that uses that image tends to load the image slower than the rest of the page's components. Instead of reducing resolution specifically, maybe a more general request would be to somehow reduce the image file size being referenced while creating the background. Whatever you are able to do.

Just restating that the image layer order is really only an issue on the home page, where the bg image is the most used. I can't find that kind of issue anywhere else.

Not sure how to add those bottom bars. I know you got one area working, but don't know how.

Go to top/bottom button changes every theme because it's a plug in.

Borders are something I want but lack the skill to accomplish without a lot of time and DETERMINATION.

The number buttons would be cool. They are made completely from CSS instead of images at the moment, but so we're the create thread and reply buttons. It would be a challenge, but I could probably figure that out.

My only experience with CSS is this site so I'm learning by necessity. It's a rewarding hobby and your suggestions and contributions are very much appreciated.

if you want the "Reply" to be red when hover, I have this css code you can put in the css:


reply-button:hover {color: red;}

Well when you hover on it with your cursor, the text color change.
oops i made a little mistake, i forgot the dot.

.reply-button:hover {color: red;}
(you can use hex color too if you dont want to use "red" lol)

in the HTML part,

<a class="reply-button" href="/post/new/1151">Reply</a>

Rixuel here is what I had to do to get the hover text to be red in only the button areas:

#content > div.container.threads > div.title-bar > ul > li > a:hover,
#content > div.container.posts > div.title-bar > ul > li > a:hover,
#content > div.container.quick-reply > div.title-bar > ul > li > a:hover,
#content > div.container.messages > div.title-bar > ul > li > a:hover
{ color: @nav_tree_hover_color !important;}

The CSS for this forum all starts from a template by the host. It isn't easy to navigate or modify.

The demo menu theme is now the default for the forum. I will continue to work on it when I can, but it's good enough to use. Remember, the other themes are still available.