This theme aims to be minimal and at the same time has modern appeal. The entire styling is implemented via CSS and no image has been used.
Homepage:
Topic page:
Full page search:
Modal:
Let me know how this theme can be further improved. Enjoy! 
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Preview | Preview on theme creator |
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Github Repo | discourse-radiant-theme |
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Install Guide | How to install a theme or theme component |
Very nice design!
Is there a way to customize the background shapes/colors? Being able to customize the “glow” of the main body on the background could be useful too.
Hello,
Amazing work 
This theme looks pretty cool 
I have one suggestion with uniform rounded corners and shadows. I mean the popups, menu, input fields etc… Will be pretty awesome with the new loading slider
No, the background is made via CSS linear gradients and adding the ability to customize it will add complexity for forum admins.
Feel free to fork the theme to further customize it as per your requirements.
Good point. I’ll add it on my list for improvements. 
I have improved the theme to make form inputs, header menu and modal consistent with the theme styling. Updated the first post with latest screenshots. 
lovely theme. i might be using this soon. thanks, good work.
I have reduced the default margin-top to 30px, via:
https://github.com/MeghnaAJ/discourse-radiant-theme/commit/d3eac88041c3e5ebc8529ac79d99193c2d285349
Feel free to fork the theme and further customize it as per your requirements.
personally i think the smaller margin makes the gradient too noticeable. 
could you lead me in the right direction to implement this as the background? https://codepen.io/chris22smith/pen/RZogMa
I absolutely love this theme, I would request it to the forum I’m on, just wanted to ask you some stuff.
I’m not someone who uses Discourse to make any forums, I’m the user of these forums, so some stuff might come out wrong, or too obvious, but I never used Discourse to build anything.
Are there any plans to make a Dark Mode version of this? I personally have the ‘Force Dark Mode for Web Contents’ flag on Edge enabled. It’s also a thing for Chrome. And it usually helps, these are some of the results I got from it.
Overall it looks fine with that flag on, but there’s some stuff that looks out of place for no obvious reason, which I would love to see adapted / fixed for Dark Mode if that’s possible :)
You woudn’t necessarily need to modify everything to make a Dark Mode specific version, as long as you fixed the weird color difference on the profile pages, it would pretty much work just fine with the flag enabled.
Not yet, but I’ll look into it. I’ll have to go with different color scheme though.
Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll look into them and make the changes if they do not affect the default (original) light version. 
I’ve just set up a Discourse and was itching to customizing it. I’m really glad I found your theme—it’s fresh, colorful, and lovely. Thanks!
– ben
Really nice theme, but as of lately, it seems like this theme is incompatible with discourse. The sidebar is completely squished together.
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Good catch! Now fixed via:
Thanks, looks cool and issue is fixed
Hello
Since the last update it seems all the content is “stuck” on both sides. It’s like the right and left padding/margin are gone
Is this intentional ? On the preview images of the theme it’s not like that. How can I fix it ?
Thanks a lot
This is now fixed:
Thanks for reporting this issue 
I confirm it’s fixed !
That was incredibly fast, thank you so much
Amazing theme btw
Can you help me understand how to change the color of the blue accent bar at the top?
I see in desktop.scss this is defined:
#main-outlet {
border-top: 8px solid $tertiary;
}
Where $tertiary I assume comes from variables defined by Discourse core SCSS, and should pull from the user’s selected color palette.
I can see in devtools the bar is set to #3977ff which you can see as the blue bar in the screenshot below. But in my color palette, I have a yellow color set for the “tertiary” and I don’t have a color #3977ff defined anywhere.
So what’s going on here, and how can I set the color?
Oh! I see tertiary is defined in about.json:
"color_schemes": {
"radiant": {
"primary": "000000",
"tertiary": "3977FF",
"header_primary": "4d4d4d"
}
},
So I assume this must be where it’s getting the color value. But why would it be pulling from this if I don’t have the “radiant” color scheme selected?