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22 hours ago, Steven P. said:

Colors aren't going to worked on until the main theme is fixed (almost done) we gave access to Darkside to staff and subscribers just for testing and previews :) 

I'm not bitching, just feedbacking! :) 

On 03/09/2020 at 14:39, xrobwx71 said:

On PC- I use the Darkside Theme. I set it on the main page, it sets fine, when I navigate to another post it switche sback to Orion and I have to toggle Darkside on every new post I navigate to. Also, another difference is the font, as I'm typing it is dark now and it was not before. 

Many thanks guys!

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Darkside should be a lot more usable now

2 minutes ago, Sir Topham Hatt said:

Bring back Darkside soon!

This is far too bright! 

I've just been working on Darkside, and it's ready to use again! There's still some tweaks to make, but it's functional at least now!

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36 minutes ago, DaveLegg said:

Darkside should be a lot more usable now

Thanks! Yes it is. Working as it should for me.

5 minutes ago, SnoopZ said:

@DaveLegg

Is it possible to move the Notification Bell out of the menu when viewing the site on a Mobile Phone and putting it next to the profile Avatar so it is visible at all times like on PC and tablets?

Good idea. On Android it takes four or five taps to reach the notifications.

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