Xenith

Xenith [Paid] 2.3.10.0.0

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ThemeHouse updated Xenith with a new update entry:

Version 2.3.3.0.1 Released

Changelog:
Resolved a Javascript error that could prevent AJAX content (such as notifications) loading in limited cases
Fix for occasional issue with conversation reply box not loading properly
Handful of minor bugfixes

Note: This release cannot be used on XenForo 2.2, it is exclusively for XenForo 2.3 only.
Note: This update does not require a UI.X add-on update to function properly.

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ThemeHouse updated Xenith with a new update entry:

Version 2.3.3.0.2 Released

Changelog:
Handful of minor fixes related to icons not rendering
Removed swipe support for off-canvas nav style property
Expandable signature height sizing fix
Other minor tweaks & bugfixes

Note: This release cannot be used on XenForo 2.2, it is exclusively for XenForo 2.3 only.
Note: This update does not require a UI.X add-on update to function properly.

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ThemeHouse updated Xenith with a new update entry:

Version 2.3.8.0.0 Released

Changelog:
Set default header overlay color to be a precise transparent color rather than via XF color functions
Minor bugfixes, updated for XF 2.3.8

Note: This release cannot be used on XenForo 2.2, it is exclusively for XenForo 2.3 only.
Note: This update does not require a UI.X add-on update to function properly.

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Is this latest update of the Xenith style (2.3.8.0.1) compatible with the latest version of Xenforo (2.3.9)?

I'm doing self-hosted, upgrading Xenforo from 2.0.6 to 2.3.9. Please clarify: do I need to update the UI.X add-on as well? (My version is 2.0.7). Do I still need that add-on at all?
 
Is this latest update of the Xenith style (2.3.8.0.1) compatible with the latest version of Xenforo (2.3.9)?

I'm doing self-hosted, upgrading Xenforo from 2.0.6 to 2.3.9. Please clarify: do I need to update the UI.X add-on as well? (My version is 2.0.7). Do I still need that add-on at all?
Yup, it's compatible with the latest.

You'll definitely need to update the UIX addon, as there have been a lot of changes since XF 2.0.
 
Thanks Willl!

I guess the upgrade procedure will be:

  1. Keep the old UI.X add-on enabled
  2. Do the Xenforo upgrade from 2.0.6 to 2.3.9
  3. Change style to default Xenforo style and test core functionality of Xenforo
  4. Manually upload and update the UI.X add-on to latest version
  5. Import the Xenith 2.3.8 style as a new style? (not overwrite current one)
  6. Make a child of the new Xenith 2.3.8 style
  7. Switch to that new child style
  8. Look at style settings and any customizations in the old Xenith 2.0 child style and then manually apply them to the child style of the Xenith 2.3.8 style

    Does this look right? Thanks!
 
Thanks Willl!

I guess the upgrade procedure will be:

  1. Keep the old UI.X add-on enabled
  2. Do the Xenforo upgrade from 2.0.6 to 2.3.9
  3. Change style to default Xenforo style and test core functionality of Xenforo
  4. Manually upload and update the UI.X add-on to latest version
  5. Import the Xenith 2.3.8 style as a new style? (not overwrite current one)
  6. Make a child of the new Xenith 2.3.8 style
  7. Switch to that new child style
  8. Look at style settings and any customizations in the old Xenith 2.0 child style and then manually apply them to the child style of the Xenith 2.3.8 style

    Does this look right? Thanks!

I'd actually suggest you overwrite the existing Xenith parent style with the new one; Unless you did a lot of template customizations, it should work just fine with minimal effort to fix things up.

One thing I do want to note - you'll want to make sure that if you're manually loading the XML for the style that you also upload the files in the /upload folder, as some theme JS files have changed too.

And a final note just because it never hurts to remind folks: Run a backup before you do anything :)
 
Will and ThemeHouse:

Is this Xenith 2.3.8 style fully compatible with the latest Xenforo 2.3.10?
It's mostly compatible (I believe there was one template change with XFMG but it should auto-merge), but we'll be doing a release today including a fix for below..

looking at your demo I noticed this...

View attachment 334767
Not sure how that one slipped by me - will be fixing for today's release.
 
Hi Will/ThemeHouse, since I upgraded XF from 2.0.6 to 2.3.9 and also upgraded Xenith to 2.3.8, the server emails informing of "new reply to watched thread" have a font size ten times bigger. The font size is now 150px (and I assume it should be 15px). This was not an issue until I upgraded XF and Xenith (from 2.0.6). Does the Xenith style have any effect on the server emails such as "new reply to watched thread"? I'm not sure if I should be consulting you or the XF staff.
 
Hi Will/ThemeHouse, since I upgraded XF from 2.0.6 to 2.3.9 and also upgraded Xenith to 2.3.8, the server emails informing of "new reply to watched thread" have a font size ten times bigger. The font size is now 150px (and I assume it should be 15px). This was not an issue until I upgraded XF and Xenith (from 2.0.6). Does the Xenith style have any effect on the server emails such as "new reply to watched thread"? I'm not sure if I should be consulting you or the XF staff.
This is an easy fix; All you need to do is go to Appearance -> Templates, switch to the "Email" tab, and open up the "core.less" template (be sure you're doing this for your child style, not directly on the Xenith style).

Change this section:

Less:
/* solution for pxs */
@fontSizeNormal: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeNormal), px);
@fontSizeLarge: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarge), px);
@fontSizeLarger: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarger), px);
@fontSizeLargest: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLargest), px);
@fontSizeSmall: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeSmall), px);


/* solution for rems
@fontSizeNormal: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeNormal);
@fontSizeLarge: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarge);
@fontSizeLarger: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarger);
@fontSizeLargest: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLargest);
@fontSizeSmall: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeSmall);*/

To this:

Less:
/* solution for pxs
@fontSizeNormal: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeNormal), px);
@fontSizeLarge: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarge), px);
@fontSizeLarger: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLarger), px);
@fontSizeLargest: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeLargest), px);
@fontSizeSmall: unit((10 * @xf-fontSizeSmall), px);*/


/* solution for rems */
@fontSizeNormal: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeNormal);
@fontSizeLarge: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarge);
@fontSizeLarger: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLarger);
@fontSizeLargest: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeLargest);
@fontSizeSmall: (0.625 * @xf-fontSizeSmall);
 
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