Open ejiektpobehuk opened 2 months ago
Found one other interesting thing. Input field.
For ReadOnly channels it looks almost OK except for the right margin:
Writable one does something funky:
the cut off titles look like issues with overflow: hidden
set on parent element. this might be because webcord has extra layers of html elements or something, idk.
it seems like making the theme work for webcord would require significant additional modification, so i don't intend to support it.
Thanks for a quick responce!
I suggest leaving an issue open for some time while I tinker with WebCord for a bit. There are two statemetns in Custom Style documentation that give me hope that compatability is not lost =]
WebCord is capable of styling Discord pages – unlike browser extensions like Stylus it does that without injecting any HTML elements to the page, to be more difficult to detect the modifications.
most themes, which does not rely on remote content like images and fonts, should be now mostly functional
This might be the same issue, I fixed something similar with sections cutting off here by adding some spacing: https://github.com/refact0r/system24/issues/48#issuecomment-2495677723
Thanks a lot for this gorgeous theme 😍 It rocks!
Unfortunately I can't experience is full glory because it has some problems rendering in WebCord. From the looks of things it's not a supported client, but I hope someone might have a better idea of fixing it than I do.
Some titles look just fine while others are cut.
I suspected broken
@input
support but WebCord claims to have it fixed. Files with inputs populated by hand behave the same, so it's unlikely to be the reason. Custom theme support in WebCord is still experimental though.I've got it working by running
webcord --add-css-theme
in terminal and selecting a*.theme.css.
file. Disabled a theme by deleting it from{userData}]/WebCord/Themes
which is in~/.config
for my linux system.Testes with
gruvbox
andspotify-text
.ps. #11 mentions doubled left border of activities. This issue is also present here.