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When I opened it this morning I really didn't like it, but I went away and came back and now I quite like it. :D

Though anyone want to help me with this stylish code I've been using.

It was this on the old theme.

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("neowin.net") {

#container{
Width:990px !important;
}
#header{ background-image:url(https://www.neowin.net/images/header_images/kol4.jpg) !important;background-repeat:no-repeat}
}

But now using that makes the head image disappear on the front page, I want the chosen image header on the front page and forums.

Anyone know what isn't working? lol.

Nevermind sorted, lol

Darkside became ugly :/

Could you be more specific? What got worse?

Yes, please help us improve it. I never used Darkside before, so I only had the new frontpage's look to go off of. If there are things that were done better before, I'd be happy to fix them.

Yes, please help us improve it. I never used Darkside before, so I only had the new frontpage's look to go off of. If there are things that were done better before, I'd be happy to fix them.

Don't be silly, it looks good. Just that the navigation background color is too close to the page background color.

Thank you for Darkside! Now I can read again!

One thing that has been buggin me since the update is the drop down menu system. I keep going up for the directory links and going too high and have the drop down menu come up, then having to go down far enough to get rid of it and back up. It's a small thing but it wastes so much time

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