Does it help to press Ctrl + =?
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Editing works after you do it a second time. So that would be Cloudflare too.
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Thanks for that hope; itās sort of nice to know it works on other sites.
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There are excellent new tools available for designing themes:
- Theme Creator, create and show themes without installing Discourse! - announcements - Discourse Meta
- Discourse Theme CLI (console app to help you build themes) - developers - Discourse Meta
- Beginners' guide to using Theme Creator and Theme CLI to start building a Discourse theme - developers - Discourse Meta
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Only to a point - and not on iOS. But Iāll have to manage.
The serif font just isnāt very clear. And, Aya @Vimala the stark black/white contrast isnāt ideal either way round, dark grey/brown or off white backgrounds help readability.
Again, thank you.
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I have been searching for font changing extensions, and found this one:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/font-changer-with-google/jgjhhoglgjdklldfgoffdiaceffijeke/
It seems to work okay, their default global font is already a lot better. You can also upload other fonts to it by Googling [fontname] + .ttf (or [fontname] + .otf or [fontname] + .woff), downloading the font, and adding it to Font Changer.
There are other extensions as well, but I donāt havenāt tried them out. Donāt use Stylish though; they have stolen user data!
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Try this. Itās got some useful tips: 8 iPhone accessibility features that make everyone's life better
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By the way, Dark Reader also has buttons for Sepia, Grayscale, Brightness, and Contrast. I just figured this out! (Have been using the extension for a while already.)
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Click on the Dark Reader icon. By default, the āFilterā menu should open. Below Dark/Light Mode youāll find the buttons (sliders) for Brightness etc.
Iād send you a screenshot, but Discourse doesnāt let me.
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Thatās brilliant ā I found Helvetica lurking behind the Sepia etc. 
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Okay guys. All should be working again now with no more server errors.
Also, I rigged up a quick Accessibility-theme in both dark and light so maybe @Gillian would you like to test that (you might have to disable your new browser settings)?
There is still a lot that can be done to improve it but itās not bad. You can also play around with the text size.
Maybe @karl_lew would like to have a look at that too?
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Dear Ayya @Vimala. You are amazing! 
This is so kind of you. ā¦ For me this is sufficient; I can live very happily with either version just as they are now. 
ā¦ Iām sure there are others out there whoāll join in my appreciation. Thank you so much for doing this for us. 
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The Accessibility Theme-Dark is great! Thank you Ayya @Vimala. Iāve been moving slowly to Dark themes and it really is easier on the eyes. 
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Thank you very much, both accessibility themes are great and they allow per-user global font resize, yay!
The site banner (link to SuttaCentral) at the top is a bit wider than the header (perhaps it was coded in fixed units or %; maybe setting its size to 100vw would do the trick?). And maybe make it the same colour as the header to make it more seamless?
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Iām loving the Light best.
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Thanks so much Ayya, thatās a great idea. Theming on D&D definitely needs some love. (I might, or might not, have made the first step towards getting our first dedicated UX designer for SC ā¦)
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user inter-x? 
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Ayya @Vimala. My eyes 
thank you so much 
for the Dark Accessibility theme. Now it no longer feels like the screen is screaming in my eyes.
I will keep testing with this. BTW, one small note:
- I cannot read the number of messages except by squinting. Not sure what solution is: either white circle with black number or black circle with white numbers?
User eXperience. 
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