Core - PixelExit.com [Paid] 2.2.14

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Core - PixelExit.com - A fantastically simple style for XF1 & XF2

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Core is a clean light style that sticks to the XF roots but adds nice features and a clean...

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Pixel Exit updated Core - PixelExit.com with a new update entry:

2.0.4 Large update

Introducing a new Design mode which will help you customize the style easier. Check out the full release thread to see all the changes.

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[Jaxel]

Is there a dark version for XF2?

 

[Russ]

Is there a dark version for XF2?

It's included in the next version, few more things to wrap up but it's close.


Just as a heads up I know you're not a fan of frameworks, Core is still built on a framework but you no longer install the framework itself. It's all bundled inside the core main parent style:



Upgrading, you'll just import and overwrite the parent style.

 

[Jaxel]

It's not just the separated styles I hate. Its that all skins that frameworks tend to be bloated with **** I don't want or need.

I want a custom style, not features. In my eyes, a style should basically be custom CSS, and as little template modifications as possible. Adding new javascript and bloatware just slows things down.

 

[Russ]

It's not just the separated styles I hate. Its that all skins that frameworks tend to be bloated with **** I don't want or need.

I want a custom style, not features. In my eyes, a style should basically be custom CSS, and as little template modifications as possible. Adding new javascript and bloatware just slows things down.

Out of the box we use zero additional JS. The only time an extra file is loaded is if you were to enable backstretch. Past that we achieve the collapsing functions using default XF functionality and made sure to use no additional files right now. The whole point of our style framework is to give users options if they want them. If you don’t enable anything extra nothing extra is loaded. We just extend the default style properties with our own options we feel are missing or are beneficial.

 

[Jaxel]

Any ideas on when the Dark version is coming? Will buy immediately.

 

[Steve F]

If you had version 1 (for XF 1.x) you will just need to renew your license.

 

[Russ]

Dark version is coming next update, not sure when that is exactly we usually try to update when XF pushes out an update. May come sooner than that though.

 

[Jaxel]

If you had version 1 (for XF 1.x) you will just need to renew your license.

That doesn't concern me. I will pay for it again to support the work involved. I usually end up buying around 8-10 skins, and only using one of them.

Dark version is coming next update, not sure when that is exactly we usually try to update when XF pushes out an update. May come sooner than that though.

I'm curious why in more recent versions of this skin you've flattened the colors, instead of sticking with the "glass" design of the 1.2 version (which I still run on 8wayrun.com because I like the glass).

 

[Russ]

That doesn't concern me. I will pay for it again to support the work involved. I usually end up buying around 8-10 skins, and only using one of them.


I'm curious why in more recent versions of this skin you've flattened the colors, instead of sticking with the "glass" design of the 1.2 version (which I still run on 8wayrun.com because I like the glass).

It was a choice to let users easily choose whatever colors they wanted without using any additional images to achieve the gradients. To adjust the sub-nav it's just a single property you can place whatever gradient you want:

 

[Jaxel]

Just installed on my XF2 test forum... looks fantastic! Better than the XF1 version...

I do wonder however, why certain style properties are duplicated... like sidebar width.

Also, I think the skin would look a TON better if you gave:

.block-container { border: 1px solid @xf-borderColor; }

Makes every page looks a ton better. Maybe just needs to be cleaned up on thread view.

 

[Jaxel]

Adding that would also allow you to get rid of the custom body[data-template="forum_list"] .p-body-pageContent you have.

 

[Russ]

Just installed on my XF2 test forum... looks fantastic! Better than the XF1 version...

I do wonder however, why certain style properties are duplicated... like sidebar width.

Also, I think the skin would look a TON better if you gave:

.block-container { border: 1px solid @xf-borderColor; }

Makes every page looks a ton better. Maybe just needs to be cleaned up on thread view.

So by default XF has sidebar width setting inside Page Setup. We've added our own group with a few properties specific to the sidebar and simply made it call our custom property. You could technically change the original setting and it'd work the same we just wanted the bulk of the sidebar properties in a single group. I think this is the only property we do it with (if I recall).

Just installed on my XF2 test forum... looks fantastic! Better than the XF1 version...

I do wonder however, why certain style properties are duplicated... like sidebar width.

Also, I think the skin would look a TON better if you gave:

.block-container { border: 1px solid @xf-borderColor; }

Makes every page looks a ton better. Maybe just needs to be cleaned up on thread view.

Thanks we'll look into it for the next release, we have a few little minor improvements on it all.

 

[Jaxel]

So by default XF has sidebar width setting inside Page Setup. We've added our own group with a few properties specific to the sidebar and simply made it call our custom property. You could technically change the original setting and it'd work the same we just wanted the bulk of the sidebar properties in a single group. I think this is the only property we do it with (if I recall).

Sounds reasonable. I personally would have done it the other way around though. Have the property in the custom group call the original property.

 

[Russ]

Sounds reasonable. I personally would have done it the other way around though. Have the property in the custom group call the original property.

The idea is so if you want to adjust any part of the sidebar you head to the sidebar group (which XenForo doesn't have, it's something we created).
We'll take it into account though, we're always looking for ways to improve the experience of the styles.

 

[Jaxel]

Cool. Just waiting for the Dark version so I can upgrade my forum to XF2.

 

[Pixel Exit]

Pixel Exit updated Core - PixelExit.com with a new update entry:

2.0.5 Minor Update + Dark Style!

Minor update that brings the style up-to-date with 2.0.5. A full change-log can be found here. All active license holders can download the update here.

Additionally, we've included Core Dark for free in this release.

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[Pixel Exit]

Pixel Exit updated Core - PixelExit.com with a new update entry:

2.0.6 GDPR Update

This is a minor style release primarily focusing on XenForo's newly implemented GDPR changes. You must be running 2.0.6 to install this update. You can view the release announcement here.

To upgrade, export your current styles to back them up first and next simply import and overwrite the new parent XML.

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[Pixel Exit]

Pixel Exit updated Core - PixelExit.com with a new update entry:

2.0.10 Style Updates

We've pushed out our 2.0.10 updates for all active customers. This is a rather large update which you can view the changes here:
https://pixelexit.com/threads/2-0-10-style-updates.6683/

Additionally I've created a little showcase of some things that made it into the update:
https://pixelexit.com/threads/2-0-10-new-items.6676/

You may download the update here:
https://pixelexit.com/products/license

Thank you everyone!

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