I noticed this issue too. The formatting breaks when the category subcategories are turned on. I’ve been able to correct some of the formatting issue so it displays sensibly by using the following SCSS in a custom theme component:
Still a bit of work to go to make it behave as normal, though. I think it is a bug in the theme. I will take a look when I get a chance and see if I can identify the issue and fix it. I’d like to display subcategories, and it’s not possible in the current code version.
@awesomerobot let me know how I can help =) If you have any pointers or ideas, I’m all ears.
The space layout is unreasonable, and the classification selection actually accounts for one-third of the width! Perhaps it would be better to re-adjust the proportions of the various components in the interface.
In addition, can the topic style be made into a component separately? I like this way of displaying part of the content and pictures directly.
Hey guys, would it be possible to tell the theme to only customize the feed section and leave the inbox alone? It’s not a very clean UI for messaging lol.
Hi @awesomerobot and Team,
I would like to know how to customize this Fakebook theme, because I have implemented this theme in my application, I need to changes some css styles but I couldn’t find any editor to override the existing css. Please let me know how to achieve that.
Can someone please tell whether it is possible or not. Thank You !
There are a couple different ways you can go to customize an existing theme:
You can add a new theme component, and override the Fakebook theme’s CSS in that theme component. This is the recommended way for minor edits, as you’d still be able to get updates to the underlying theme. There are some guides here on Meta that should help:
Feel free to ask for support on the Layouts Topic. It’s pretty straightforward. Just add widgets by installing them as theme components and then select them in the plugin settings.