I'm not opposed to the idea, but it's also not something I'd prioritize working on. I'd suggest installing a CSS customization extension like Stylus, and you can use that to easily make tweaks...
I'm not opposed to the idea, but it's also not something I'd prioritize working on. I'd suggest installing a CSS customization extension like Stylus, and you can use that to easily make tweaks like removing borders, hiding elements, etc.
@bauke to the rescue again (although it doesn't remove the "zebra stripes"): https://gitlab.com/Bauke/styles/tree/master/css/tildes-compact p.s. More user created themes can be found on the...
I assume the OP is talking about the way that the background color behind links switches between white & light grey, at least in the default color scheme.
I assume the OP is talking about the way that the background color behind links switches between white & light grey, at least in the default color scheme.
I'm not opposed to the idea, but it's also not something I'd prioritize working on. I'd suggest installing a CSS customization extension like Stylus, and you can use that to easily make tweaks like removing borders, hiding elements, etc.
@bauke to the rescue again (although it doesn't remove the "zebra stripes"):
https://gitlab.com/Bauke/styles/tree/master/css/tildes-compact
p.s. More user created themes can be found on the unofficial wiki as well:
https://unofficial-tildes-wiki.gitlab.io/tech/customizing-tildes.html
The what?
I assume the OP is talking about the way that the background color behind links switches between white & light grey, at least in the default color scheme.