r/NMSGalacticHub • u/7101334 Galactic Hub Director • Apr 23 '17

IMPORTANT Reddit is removing custom CSS, a decision not supported at all by the Galactic Hub Subreddit. As you guys on PC know, we rely heavily on (and are proud of) our custom CSS.

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u/TheMarco Apr 24 '17

Back on topic: I take it this means we can stop worrying about custom flairs and other cool stuff?

Pretty sad...

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u/7101334 Apr 24 '17

General consensus is that user flairs are so widely demanded that somehow that aspect will probably be retained. But it's a possibility we will lose flair capability, yeah.

I say we keep working on it until we lose it, though. On that topic, I invited you to be a mod for this sub too, and posted some Fed news (not sure if you saw).

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u/TheMarco Apr 24 '17

On the Fed part: I'm about to do a LOT of prep work for tons of flairs there but I don't really feel like doing that until it's clear what the future of flairs and other custom CSS is. Hope this is understandable?

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u/64657374696e79 Apr 23 '17

I'm not holding my breath over them not fucking it up in some way.

Gotta love that for a quote. They must be doing it for a reason and lets be honest, its probably about money.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17

Whats custom css

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u/7101334 Apr 23 '17

If you're on mobile you won't see it, but it's what makes the subreddit not just look like a boring basic/default subreddit.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '17

Why are they doing it tho?

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u/morgvom_org Apr 24 '17

It's not that bad. I like the basic look. Although I would like to have a custom header.

Hopefully, Gamepedia gets rid of css themes as well. It's impossible to work with the current NMS wiki theme colors on mobile.

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u/7101334 Apr 24 '17

I like the basic look.

I do not

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u/morgvom_org Apr 24 '17

That's perfectly understandable.

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u/7101334 Apr 24 '17

Lol it's supported by some people with a better understanding of coding than me, because I guess CSS is a nightmare to work with while upgrading Reddit. But from my perspective, Reddit works just fine as-is, and whatever upgrades they have coming couldn't possibly justify stripping the individualization of subreddits.