by jeeswg » 27 Nov 2018, 16:20
- I use Simplicity style, and the only difference for a solved post, versus a regular post, is a white tick in a green box, which I like. Actually, that's true only in Internet Explorer. I just tested in Chrome and the solved posts look like the one in swagfag's printscreen, and it looks absolutely atrocious (well, a little bad, it could be better). I would scrap the solved post's colour change to green, and possibly the border too (I'm 50-50), the border thickness seemed OK though.
- [EDIT:] A darker border might look better as swagfag said. I tested MS Paint (Windows XP)'s dark green RGB(0, 128, 0), that looked alright! I don't mind especially.
- I didn't particularly like the old archived forum approach which coloured the entire post a queasy green.
- Unfortunately, a change was made recently to the button used to mark a post as solved, a white tick in a blue box, to a green tick in a blue box.
- Haha we/you try our/your best, there are dozens of small-scale decisions, and I'm pretty happy with everything overall. Thanks for your efforts. Cheers.
- I use Simplicity style, and the only difference for a solved post, versus a regular post, is a white tick in a green box, which I like. Actually, that's true only in Internet Explorer. I just tested in Chrome and the solved posts look like the one in swagfag's printscreen, and it looks absolutely atrocious (well, a little bad, it could be better). I would scrap the solved post's colour change to green, and possibly the border too (I'm 50-50), the border thickness seemed OK though.
- [EDIT:] A darker border might look better as swagfag said. I tested MS Paint (Windows XP)'s dark green RGB(0, 128, 0), that looked alright! I don't mind especially.
- I didn't particularly like the old archived forum approach which coloured the entire post a queasy green.
- Unfortunately, a change was made recently to the button used to mark a post as solved, a white tick in a blue box, to a green tick in a blue box.
- Haha we/you try our/your best, there are dozens of small-scale decisions, and I'm pretty happy with everything overall. Thanks for your efforts. Cheers.