Yeah, widgetizing the sidebar will be totally cool. Plus the ability to add a widget that can contain any HTML/JS code.
Thanks for this tutorial.
Wow looks nice. I see you put in quite a bit of work here.
haha thanks 
Hey guys here again, i seem to have a new bug. Basically when the theme is on a large monitor the threads are normal. But when i go to a small monitor they start duplicating themselves http://puu.sh/6rKKM.png
Any ideas?
xCausxn
Weird, the actual code for loading threads is actually the exact same as vanilla. Is your nodebb totally up to date or are you trying this theme on an older codebase? Are you getting this problem on the vanilla theme?
@psychobunny On the vailla theme it works fine with no problems however this is only on the Lavender theme. Also i have the latest version
^^ @psychobunny do you know what could be causing this issue my frenemy 
@xCausxn buddy, @psychobunny's still sleeping |-)
We're noticing an issue where new topics end up at the bottom of the page, so we're looking into that too
@julian Thank you for the update hush little bunny dont say a word
I had this issue too with duplicating topics. I found solution to it by editing category.tpl file , line 32 change category-list to category-item and it worked. If you want the styling to remain, you can just add class category-item before category-list
thanks @dove 
Another thing, how can i limit the amount of recent replies shown in the sidebar? @psychobunny @julian @baris
no acp setting for this just yet, jump into the code at static/lib/lavender.js, there's a for loop there which you could cut short after a certain amount. Either that or change /month to /week for example.
ok thanks @psychobunny
I really love this theme, although I'm not a huge fan of masonry and there's one thing that makes me tick, and it's the / character with this font. It's soooo wide.
haha yeah I'm thinking of changing the font. I'm finding big paragraphs of text less readable than before
as for masonry, it looks a lot better after @baris pushed some changes (updated just now in 0.0.6), if it still doesn't float your boat you can just remove that line from lavender.js
