I just cannot figure out how to get the header functioning properly.
I finally got the header image to work, but then it screwed up the "hot/new/rising" etc. Plus I want the damn snoo to go away. I've browsed a dozen /r/whatever/about/stylesheet pages but can't get it working.
Trying to get those to bottom align instead of up top like they are.
Subreddit is /r/IsItArt/ (using as a testbed for a different subreddit)
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Should remove the Snoo, and...
Should move the hot/new/rising/etc. down to the bottom of your header.
anotheranotherother [OP] 2 points · Mar 2019
Thank you soooooo much.
I used to be kinda good at this, but it's been years and I'm just now re-learning everything. I thought I'd remember a lot more, but nope, I'm back to square one for the most part.
I don't need too much other editing, just playing with colors from here on out. But that header was driving me nuts.
anotheranotherother [OP] 2 points · Mar 2019
Outta curiosity, is it impossible to change the colors of the links at the very top (home/popular/all/random/etc)? I've clicked random a few dozen times trying to find a sub that has different text colors, but it seems like the most you can do is change font size or opacity?
anotheranotherother [OP] 2 points · Mar 2019
Ah nevermind I think I found a sub with the right stuff
be_my_plaything 2 points · Mar 2019
If it doesn't work, what browser are you using? I find it easiest to edit with chrome, just right click on the bit you want to edit and select 'inspect' it will display the selector and it's current CSS which you can edit 'live' to see what your changes do.
anotheranotherother [OP] 2 points · Mar 2019
Yeah I'm on Chrome and using inspect a good bit. It was just the first like ~30 random subreddits I visited were mostly the exact same top bar, couldn't find one with a different link color just opacity change. Altho I'm kinda wondering if the one I found is the same...
be_my_plaything 2 points · Mar 2019
I think it is because the links are in a list within an element that makes this bit tricky, you need (If I remember correctly)
Just using #ffffff (white) as an example but obviously whatever colour you want, also because of the various states of links you made to repeat for
.sr-list li aand.sr-list li a:hoverand.sr-list li a:visitedand.sr-list li a:active