Inspired by the cyberpunk genre, this theme captures the sense of rebellion and dystopian city landscape by introducing neon colors and subtle glitches in the interface
To also remove it from navigation bars (including the main one)
.nav-pills, .admin-controls .nav-pills {
>li>a:hover, >li.active>a, >li>a.active {
box-shadow: none;
}
}
// On mobile only
.nav-pills > li.navigation-toggle {
box-shadow: none;
}
To change the background color of the topic editor, I suggest you look at the theme’s source code and search for where the $bios sass variable is used. For example, to change the background color of the composer to a red color
#reply-control {
background: red;
}
If you do that, you probably also want to change the composer popup’s background as well (it pops up when you start typing and doesn’t show up on mobile)
// On desktop only
#composer-popup {
background: red;
}
Ghost changes some topic templates and make a bunch of stuff flex, so it will be incompatible with any other plugin or theme that expects the standard Discourse topic template. Getting it to play with other plugins is not planned and out of scope of this theme.
Just dropping in a bug report from one of my users regarding this theme:
I attempted to resize the text via Discourse preferences, (Preferences > Interface) and the change isn’t taking effect. The Larger Font theme is contrary to my needs, so I can’t use it as a workaround.
The font size is hard coded into the theme, so it can’t be overwritten with the text size selector. It would be a fairly small change to update the theme to set the font size based on the classes that get added to Discourse by the text size selector. I’ve tested it out with the font set to 14px, and it seems to me that the theme still looks good with the font at this size. It is possible that it breaks the layout in places that I haven’t looked at though.
Advanced search filters appear to not work unless manually typed out.
I can see underscores being added to the beginning of file names before fetching, resulting in a 403/4.
Thanks for reporting this. Ghost restructures the full-page-search template and the original template seems to have diverged since. @Falco@awesomerobot I submitted a pull request to use the original template as it is no longer necessary to override it