Sheldon
Well-known member
Finally able to install this, and it is an excellent addition. I always hated the "blank" area above the forum, it seemed as though something could be done there. Enter FEATURED THREADS. Perfect addition to just about any site, there really isn't any reason that it wouldn't work actually. Everyone has content that they want displayed, or at least it's somewhat important, and this fits the bill.
Messed around with the styling, kept it pretty simple to begin with... Everything has a class, making it that much easier to work with. For this being someone's first add-on developed, all I can say is kudos. It was very well thought out and the implementation is perfect. At this time, I cannot think of anything that I personally would need or want to be added to this in any way.
I only removed the "Featured Threads" bit under the avatar, I think it as well as the ribbon is slight overkill. I have the #hashtag mod added as well, so I styled those links to match the main color, as well as the "Read More..." bit. The title I lightened a bit, Brogan's original gradient was fine with me I just adjusted the color of it a bit. Overall, I think it work's perfectly for my needs.
Thanks for the work and effort Brogan.
Messed around with the styling, kept it pretty simple to begin with... Everything has a class, making it that much easier to work with. For this being someone's first add-on developed, all I can say is kudos. It was very well thought out and the implementation is perfect. At this time, I cannot think of anything that I personally would need or want to be added to this in any way.
I only removed the "Featured Threads" bit under the avatar, I think it as well as the ribbon is slight overkill. I have the #hashtag mod added as well, so I styled those links to match the main color, as well as the "Read More..." bit. The title I lightened a bit, Brogan's original gradient was fine with me I just adjusted the color of it a bit. Overall, I think it work's perfectly for my needs.
Thanks for the work and effort Brogan.