Itโs more about having a huge white space on a widescreen thatโs the issue. I have a few users who also have widescreen monitors and similar feedback, stating itโs more of a nuisance than helpful. I canโt exactly say, โWell, thatโs the WCAG guideline,โ or โJust buy a โnormalโ screen.โ
We havenโt gotten to this yet, but it is on our list to take care of.
Actually, one of my colleagues just took a look and confirmed that the only additional string added by Horizon (the theme description) is available in Crowdin already. So we should be all set on that front.
i thought the theme also has 2 settings whose descriptions should be translated. Should they remain in English, should I add them to that file, should they be moved to the en.yml file so that they can be easily translated in Crowdin or do you plan to remove them now that themeable site settings have been added?
Fortunately, I waited patiently for an update. I thought for a while about whether I should simply create a pull request to move the texts. That would obviously have been a waste of time
(Someone asked recently in another topic that when users would use full quote. This could be one example, because Iโll flag these two latest posts to be moved to suggested topic, and then full quote would give some context)
Thanks for this. I am still not seeing the new topic button on mobile, either in the app or via browser, without first clicking the hamburger menu. Iโm on the most recent version of Discourse and using the horizon theme. Any idea?
EDIT- The team helped me diagnose this. If you are running the Stable Branch of Discourse 3.5.0, the new topic button will not display on mobile because the commit will not be added until the next stable version is released. If you need to enable the new topic button on mobile before that happens, you can use this custom CSS code:
Is there any documentation on how the sidebar/header background color is selected from color schemes? My organizationโs brand and style guide is producing a very pink background as a result of our colors, with Horizon determining #ffecea as a color to pick which isnโt in our brand book nor in the theme.
I think it depends on the color palette you select. You can find out which one you use here on Meta in your preferences, and then configure that for Horizon on your site.