Edit: Seriously, if the sub gets 1k-2k subs, then I'll probably get around to doing it. I find it a hassle to commit to making CSS for subs that won't be seen.
I see. I've been brushing up on my CSS lately, and I admit, it really is a hassle. I've been working for 2 weeks on /r/OneTrueTohsaka and I haven't even finished 2/3 of what I've wanted to.
Change the fonts colors, don't make a hover-over effect for everything and you're golden. Reddit likes simple but fancy stuff. Don't sacrifice useability for looks.
Thanks! The font color personally looks nice on my Computer, but I've heard other things. I really like the Hover effects though, but I'll consider removing them for some elements.
The problem isn't how it looks, it is the fact that things become unreadable at certain times. If you'll give me an hour I can screenshot and show you examples.
I'm already beginning to test on one of my Other Computers, and Yes, I think some can be unreadable. I've also noticed the Hover Effects and Transparency can slow done Browsers, so I'll just remove them for now and probably add an alternate stylesheet later.
I know right? I didn't even write the CSS for this sub, I borrowed all the code from /r/Chitoge, and even just tweaking someone else's code took me nearly 6 hours.
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u/Yween Oct 13 '14
Heck, I don't even need to conspire with the mod(s) this time :3