UI.X 1.5.22.0
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Then Maybe Hard coded.
Its done in CSS now, to save template edits.
Long time, but got this fixed. Thanks for posting it.
Code:
.section.membersOnline h3:before,
.section.userList h3:before {
content: "\f0c0";
}
Enguerran A
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I think they are working very hard now in order to release it today =P
brstrm
Active member
Hello, all. I am Tyler, a member of the @Audentio team. I am happy to inform you all that any work on UI.X for a 1.2.4 release is in fact finished. However, we are still working on upgrading our other products that are built on UI.X. For the sake of avoiding mass confusion, we plan on releasing all of the products at once. A release in the first half of next week is most likely. Thanks you all for your patience!
Enguerran A
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Dammit, you just shattered my dream :'( Well, I can't wait anymore =p
Sheldon
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Is there a reason it cannot go back to how it was displayed before the "home icon" additions, like it was here?
That looks immensely better that what is shown now. It gave it much better definition that the light border around the edge.
brstrm
Active member
All that will be required is the addition of a padding-left on @navTabs via the style properties. The first navTab should automatically un-round once that padding is added
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brstrm
Active member
We're hoping that people find the theme to be an easy to use styling framework. My first suggestion is to start toggling the custom style properties right out of the box. Try playing around with some of the settings: collapsible nodes, side-by-side nodes, collapsible sidebar, navigation at top, covered style, sticky header, search position, the extended footer, gutter width, fixed vs fluid width. Then get into the nitty gritty aesthetic stuff via the standard style properties and custom css templates.Pretty sure I'm going to pick up a copy of UI.X and try to pull off a (and fail) a @Sheldon move and customize it to my site. lol. But from the designs he's done, I'm sure its highly extensible.
The UI.X Challenge: try creating something unique in 30 minutes!
Sheldon
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The UI.X Challenge: try creating something unique in 30 minutes!
Done it. About 7 times over.
