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oldtimer · 08-16-2004, 03:38 PM

I feel like an ass making this, Hal, I really do. So you must really know HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS UPGRADE!!!! WHOOOO! WHAAA! *RUNS AROUND THE ROOM* Because you know how long I've been bugging you with hacks of all sorts.

But, anyway, here's what I've noticed [and probably what you have too] and I just like to see if you plan on bringing them back or not:

Cool blue quote background
QuickQuote - Is it still compatible?
QuickEdit - Please, god, let this still be compatible!

Rough edges:
*Currently, using theme Dark Cloud*

Weird vB icons, basically all of them. I can see the white spacing of the borders and they look a little fuzzy.
Certain links too light in color; impossible to read until mouseover.

If the hacks have to be reinstalled after every upgrade fine by me, and please take your time. This is not me trying to enforce a time constraint. "Whenever", is fine by me.

08-16-2004, 03:38 PM	#1 (permalink)
oldtimer Addict	Rounding off vB3's rough edges... I feel like an ass making this, Hal, I really do. So you must really know HOW MUCH I LOVE THIS UPGRADE!!!! WHOOOO! WHAAA! RUNS AROUND THE ROOM Because you know how long I've been bugging you with hacks of all sorts. But, anyway, here's what I've noticed [and probably what you have too] and I just like to see if you plan on bringing them back or not: Cool blue quote background QuickQuote - Is it still compatible? QuickEdit - Please, god, let this still be compatible! Rough edges: Currently, using theme Dark Cloud Weird vB icons, basically all of them. I can see the white spacing of the borders and they look a little fuzzy. Certain links too light in color; impossible to read until mouseover. If the hacks have to be reinstalled after every upgrade fine by me, and please take your time. This is not me trying to enforce a time constraint. "Whenever", is fine by me. __________________ Slowly but surely getting over the loss of TFP v. 3.0. Where the hell am I?.... Showering once a month does not make you a better person. "The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." Martin Luther King, Jr.