Oxide Style

[youhosi]

Update to 3.0.0, install last version

npm install [email protected] or ./nodebb upgrade

Changelog: Github - Commits

Add to title, inspired by github.

[Jean-baptiste Devic]

@youhosi Hello,
I just updated the theme and the whole theme is broken...
Here is the link to my forum: https://forum.the-programmer.com/
Can you help me?

[Per0x]

Thanks for the theme.

I just have a little problem when I try to change the background color.
In the CSS custom field, I added:

body {
    background: #e6e6e6;
}

The color changes, but there is this white rectangle that appears at the bottom of the subjects page (in the red circle of the attached image)

[youhosi]

@Per0x On my forum, there is no problem, what version do you have?

[Per0x]

@youhosi I have Nodebb 1.10.1 and Oxide 1.0.8

[youhosi]

@Per0x The current version of the style is 3.0.2, but in order to use it, you must have a forum at play, at least 1.10.2, preferably the newest one.

If you really want to have version 1.0.8 send a link to the forum then I will write what you need to change

[Per0x]

@youhosi I just upgraded to NodeBB 1.10.2 and Oxide 3.0.2,
and now I have this result:

The last post of each topic has a white frame

Maybe my custom CSS Is not the right technique to change the background color?

[youhosi]

Add this line

[component=post]:last-child {
    background: color;
}

[Per0x]

@youhosi It's perfect !
Thank you for your help.

[Bobby Wibowo]

I can't figure out what's wrong with my installation. It's a fresh install of NodeBB 1.10.2 (two days old at most), but I can't seem to ever get this theme working.
I first tried installing the theme straight away from Admin CP (through the Find Plugins interface), applied the theme, then rebuilt & restarted NodeBB. But whenever the theme was active, the forum couldn't seem to render properly, since /assets/client.css was always throwing 404.
But as soon as I switched to any of the built-in themes, rebuilt & restarted NodeBB, it'd render just fine with the said theme. I tried multiple times switching to built-in then to Oxide, but no luck.
I also tried removing the package with NPM (npm remove nodebb-theme-oxide), then re-installed it again also with NPM (npm install [email protected]), then afterwards rebuilt & restarted NodeBB, but still the same result (client.css throwing 404).

$ npm list nodebb-theme-oxide
[email protected] /path/to/nodebb
└── [email protected]

Any clue?

[youhosi]

@Bobby-Wibowo The point here is to replace the "stylesheet" with the following "client". Update the forum to the latest version and then everything will work, or download the style version 3.0.0

This amendment is implemented two days ago.

[youhosi]

Update to 3.0.5, install last version

npm install [email protected] or ./nodebb upgrade

Changelog: Github - Commits

Improved category/categories and more fixes.

[Per0x]

I noticed that the links to the rss feeds are hidden, is it planned to put them back or not ?

[youhosi]

@Per0x Revert back, install latest version.

[youhosi]

Update to 3.0.11, install last version

npm install [email protected] or ./nodebb upgrade

Changelog: Github - Commits

Enhanced composer-deafult.

[youhosi]

Update to 3.0.13, install last version

npm install [email protected] or ./nodebb upgrade

Changelog: Github - Commits

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• Add tid settings,
• Enhanced composer-deafult and quick-reply,
• and more small fixes

[preDawnHunter]

Awesome theme! Great work

[tommyming]

Hello, the latest version 3.0.17 is not rendering correctly to the forum, do i need to tune something within my admin panel? Thanks!

[youhosi]

@tommyming You mean mobile devices? If so, the minimum width of 500 +- px is temporarily set.

[george_i]

I'm trying to add category tags on the categories template.
The tags are defined in the admin section, as seen in the image below.
How can I do that?

LE: I found. In the 'item.tpl' template category, I can use
<span style="color: {../bgColor}">{../tagWhitelist}</span>
The only problem is that the tags have no space after commas, like "abcd,efgh,ijkl" instead of "abcd, efgh, ijkl".