suggestions

[jumpstart]

maybe we could get a list of the ones we have installed, and in the list we can request new fonts be added as well? c:

and maybe get the links for the 'last post /thread. was by /character name' could be changed colour wise? they hurt my eyes and are hard to read ;W; if you can't change it, that's fine. i'll just have to deal then.

and maybe add the 'remove last edit' code.

/so needy. i'm sorry ;w;

[brighty2]

I'm not so sure on the fonts bit, because honestly I don't care >> but that's an interesting point.

I'm mainly here because of the coloration of the links - I agree. It's very difficult to read the links there due to the coloration. Maybe don't change the link colors - I know that would require changing some of the member group colors and all that - but maybe change the brown? Perhaps a darker or lighter shade will help alleviate the problem of being read?

The 'remove last edit' code is an "ehh" as well for me - mostly because I don't really notice it. However, I can see where it can be annoying for some users, and if others feel the same way I don't see why it would be an issue to get rid of it.

[rin takahashi]

Post everywhere? Don't mind if I do!

I'm neutral on most points, but as far as the link colors go, I have no problem with them as they are now. Via iPad, it's easy enough to distinguish, but when I hopped onto a laptop, the links did become harder to make out and if it's that way for most, then change should be seriously considered. Or at least I think so.

I would either lighten the brown or darken the links, maybe? I rather like the lightness of the skin as it is, so I'd be sad if the brown darkened.

[CUPPY]

Alright, we fixed the link..thingys x3 causeColaiswonderful.

Neither of us know the 'remove last edit' code, but I'll be happy to add it if you can get it for me :3

Uhmmm... ...idkhowtoaddfonts.. or.. how to.. see the ones we have? <o< becauseI'mafail..

[jumpstart]

below is the remove last edit code, just add it to the global footer.<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var i = document.getElementsByTagName('i');
for(t=0; t<i.length; t++)
if(i[t].innerHTML == 'Last Edit:')
i[t].parentNode.style.display = 'none';
//-->
</script>

these are the google web fonts, which are basically fancy fonts that were made web-friendly because there are certain fonts that can be used on the internet, and there are some that aren't. fonts work like if you have a font on your computer, it'll register it on the site, but if you don't it registers it as like georgia or something unless you specify it as something else.

to use any of the google web fonts, you scroll through the list and when you find a font you like, you simply click 'quick use' scroll down a little bit and usually, you'll see something like this:

<link href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Questrial' rel='stylesheet' type='text/css'>

and then you simply add it to the top of the global header. to find what fonts you have installed go into the global headers/footers and then ctrl + f to control find and then type 'googleapis' and any web fonts you have installed should get highlighted.

and maybe you could add the code tag modification code as well? that code is below as well.<style type="text/css">
.codeArea { border: 1px solid black; background: #transparent; }
</style>

<script type="text/javascript">
/* Code Tag Modification by hpmad
Do not repost or claim without permission from creator
For more codes like this one go to: http://talkpark.proboards.com */

var table = document.getElementsByTagName('table');
if(location.href.match(/action=(display|recent|pmview|search2)/i)){
  for(i=0;i<table.length;i++){
     if(table[i].className=='code'){
        var codeArea = table[i].firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.firstChild.innerHTML;
        codeArea = codeArea.replace(/&nb+sp;/gi,' ');
        codeArea = codeArea.replace(/&a+mp;/gi,'&');
  codeArea = codeArea.replace(/\t/gi,'&nb+sp;&nb+sp; ')
        codeArea = codeArea.replace(/<br\s?\/?>/gi,'\n');
        table[i].parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode.innerHTML = '<font size="1"><b>code:</b></font><br><center><form><textarea class="codeArea" style="font-size: 8pt;" readonly name="codeArea" cols="20" rows="20">'+codeArea+'</textarea><br><input type="button" value="click to highlight" onclick="javascript:this.form.codeArea.focus();this.form.codeArea.select();"></form></center>';
        i--;
     }
  }
}
</script>

that code also goes in the global footers.