OK, I have a theme set that I think more closely matches the recommended guidance for colors for solarized-light as well as css tweaks to support it. Who should I send it to and how should I deliver it? I guess I can paste it in a PM no problem.
I think there’s a bug with the bookmark icon in Solarized Dark. Marking a post as a bookmark does not change the color and so I thought I hadn’t bookmark it and tap again. I don’t know if I’ve bookmarked it or UN-bookmark it.
It’s the exact same color of light blue, but I only define that specific color once. So that is actually a bug, and the only way to fix that would be custom CSS.
After days of back-and-forth between Night theme and Solarized Dark, I have to admit Solarized Dark won me over. The contrast is absolutely perfect for my eyes, night or day, and the color scheme is gorgeous, yet understated. I am infatuated.
Who is responsible for this work of art? Nice job.
Figures.
I guess I assumed that someone either here or at wumpus’ place came up with it, and I wanted to make sure they knew how great it was. I had no idea it was an actual thing.
It’s very well-known. I was pushing for a solarized dark theme since the beginning, although I must admit I’m actually using the midnight blue myself. My favorite color and I like a bit more contrast.
IMO Discourse should offer Solarized Light and Solarized Dark as defaults.
I agree. Solarized Dark has to be my favourite theme and it change the way QT3 feels to me. What a great scheme and we need to have more people experienced it!
I know @wumpus laughed at someone for suggesting it before, but if Discourse could switch between themes (i.e., Solarized Light and Dark) depending on time of day at the user’s location, I’d be in text reading heaven.
The system looks great to me, so far. Solarized Dark needs some tweaks – like the brown around the reply window is uh… gross. I’d also change the color to something else on the @name tags.
@wumpus I would only suggest moving the “Select a Theme” setting to the top of the preferences instead of keeping it at the bottom.