Lemmy Enhance Suite when?

I really like it. But I also think that it's not a great idea to use colors similar to Reddit, it's best if Lemmy (or each instance) finds its original design for those

Thank you. I took your theme and "nordified" it a bit:

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Now it's in line with the rest of my web apps :)

This is what’s beautiful in open source. I wonder if any one has had any luck making the old.Reddit nesting style yet

Hey! This looks awesome. Im a programmer working on a UI. I would really really really like to use this and work with you on completing my project.

And what is it with the narrow aspects? I totally get the need for mobile support, but the default desktop view looks like it's trying to play nice with old 4:3 aspects. If that's the root design goal, I sure hope we can let that design goal die. In a 16:9 maximized window there is so much wasted real estate it pains me.

I tweaked margin and padding. Is just a lot of wasted space if you ask me. .post-listing + hr.my-3 { margin-block: 0.2ch !important; } .post-listing { padding: 0.4rem 1rem; } :root { --radius-1: 1px; --radius-2: 2px; --radius-3: 4px; --radius-4: 8px; }

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I dont like the wasted vertical space at the top. Regardless, I think it does indeed look better overall, specially the visibility of the cards. Have you thought of doing a PR for this in lemmy-ui?

Is there any way to get it working on Android?

What's the best way to add this to my instance? I guess it's just additional css to the default css? Can I use the default css and add the userstyles css?

I like the way threaded comments are colored in the default scheme. Makes it very easy to see which subcomment belongs to which parent.

With a bunch of vertical lines, I quickly lose track.

But I very much appreciate all the crafting and tinkering going on! It's nice to see things grow.

This is just me but I missed the day when the site provided us to customize our profile page. Like friendster for example we can change the look of the buttons, we can change the size of the fonts and etc.

It shows us a little bit of our personality. But I know that it's no longer a thing. The closes experience I could think of is how we design our linux desktop. In windows it would be using rainmeter.

Noob here. How can I use this?

It requires tampermonkey, greasemonkey or any equivalent but this also works wonder to get a more compact look while fully utilizing the entire screen.

Yes! I hate the default look that doesn't separate in "zones"

I've only interacted with Lemmy a few times from a PC, but I can definitely say it looks better your way. I found the webUI frustrating - but it's still in its infantile stage so I can't fault the devs.

Looks great, thanks for sharing! However userstyles collect too much data off users given that the extension should only inject a css rule into a tab. https://userstyles.org/privacy-policy

The main problem with the Lemmy UI on desktop, IMO, is the cramped and narrow page width. There's so much wasted space on either side of the content.

I'm currently using a customized version of this one: https://github.com/HrBingR/Lemmy_CSS

Very nice, can this be pushed mainstream so it is the default for everybody?

Just wanted to ask your opinion. Which is better color scheme. The reddit colors or the lemmy's?

Reddit:

Lemmy:

I love it! Any possibility to change the ugly teal/green link color to something else? Orange maybe?

This is fantastic, love it!

wow, this is light years ahead of my attempt

wow nice! thanks @[email protected]!

That's kinda how kbin looks like.

Is it supposed to look like this? Some of the text is hard to read and I can't switch to the dark theme, it's always bright.

I love it, thanks a lot. :) You could add feddit.de, it's the same but for German communities.