Closed Giszmo closed 11 months ago
Is your use case using a javascript framework or you prefer it to be vanilla js? We have a react component that we wanna publish and make customisable and importable. It's not currently hooked up to Nostr though.
Would this be useful for you?
@johnsBeharry at this point I'm very much invested in nostr and for my use case the decentralized nature of where the comments are stored is essential, too, so if your "react component" uses your company servers or something like that, it wouldn't be of interest for me even if there were no nostr.
You're preaching to the choir man.
- [ ] Put style into a .css
Not sure how to do that, but for me it was helpful to add additional variables. Those are easy to set in your .css.
.nocomment {
--nc-background:
--nc-container-font-family:
--nc-container-font-size:
--nc-comment-author-font-size:
--nc-comment-author-font-family:
--nc-comment-author-font-color:
--nc-comment-date-color:
--nc-comment-date-font-family:
--nc-comment-date-font-size:
--nc-link-text-decor: none;
--nc-link-text-decor-hover: none;
--nc-textarea-font-family:
--nc-textarea-font-size:
--nc-text-background:
--nc-text-color:
--nc-text-color-dark:
--nc-primary-color:
--nc-primary-contrast:
}
I think this issue is kind of resolved.
This issue is a reminder for what is clearly missing. Please refine ...
Right now, the
<aside>
tag just gets filled with divs with inline style, making it hard to style but it's not far from being cool and flexible.