Looks nice. Keep up the good work. Are you going to open source this?
IMO, featured posts should be at the top, and where you have the interstitial (where the featured posts currently are), you could put popular, or vice versa depending on best use case/data analysis.
Congrats on the new release.
I think the biggest changes are the new chat interface, replies to this post, and the zen mode for the composer. 
It can be done.
It cannot be accomplished using CSS alone, you need to modify the templates to get the structure right, and you might require an additional plugin to get the post content (description).
topic.title
topic.thumbnail
topic.content
...not sure what the apis are now, but that looks like the right structure you need.
@charles said in Zenith - Preview:
Haven't seen much activity and now the site is completely offline. Hey @trevor is this project still going? I hope so. It'll be nice that nodebb have another design style.
Sorry, I've been busy and sick lately. As soon as I get better, I will. Otherwise, I'll accept pull requests in the meantime depending on what it is that you're modifying/refactoring, etc.
@pichalite said in Seed/dummy data?:
@trevor you can use the rss plugin to create a bunch of topics quickly from rss feeds.
Oh yeah I forgot about that one, good suggestion.
Is there any plugin or solution available to seed the forum with test data for mockup purposes? Its usually a strain to have to copy and paste dummy topics and posts. 
- when I usually do, it takes up an hour or two.
@ViolentCrumble said in Nestedhierarchical comment structure:
@Gaelle-Lo said in Nestedhierarchical comment structure:
@julian Congats for releasing v1.0! What's coming next? Any plans to update this plugin?
https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-plugin-threaded-replieswait.. does that work?
Two years ago? I doubt it. On an older (much older) version of NodeBB it does.
So I've tested almost every possible solution (including using JS to solve the issue) without disrupting any other element but I strongly suggest rethinking the mobile UI overall to better suit any device so it doesn't break.
The problem (and a much bigger one than you think) with using dropdown/dropup menu's on mobile for this site is that it just doesn't work due to issues with different devices like yours for example, and then theres the language thing that could possible stretch the width of any individual dropdown-menu.
The solution?
Tell me what you think of this solution. I will implement it in Persona if approved.
@jarey said in Persona theme dropdown styling:
@trevor one plus X, android 5.1, 5" screen.
I can reproduce that. I'll look into it right now to see what I can do about it.
