Maybe I can add a few config options to choose how to display the forums; maybe something like max page width, font size (in %), and a field for your own custom CSS to be added?

As for the fades:

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span.pagelinks {

    opacity: .1;

    transition: all .3s  ease-in;

}



td:hover > span.pagelinks, td:focus-within > span.pagelinks {

    opacity: 1;

    transition: all 0.1s ease-in;

}

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This will make them fade in when you're hovering over the row containing them

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Originally posted by Kak

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The max width for the body is one of the changes I'm pretty indifferent for (partly thanks to the 1366x768 screen res I have, but I didn't really care much even when I had the Win10 laptop with a larger screen resolution)

The downside would be of tables getting too big which, well...

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Of course, this is a little hacky even for me — I had to manually set the width to a pixel value, which wouldn't work, but "100%" and other things weren't working either. Ideally, this would also work for the thread history view in replies.

Originally posted by Lunaria

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I don't know if making it per-element would be good, except maybe allowing the header to be fullwidth (because it's the header and already centered). Otherwise it just feels weird having a mix.

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The problem isn't as pronounced now that everybody's post is in its own table (though maybe this should be fixed to be other semantic tags instead, who knows; rip old browsers), but in ye olden days it would cause the entire page to stretch. You can still see this on the thread review on newreply, where every post is stretched out unreadably long.

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Originally posted by sofi

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why don't you just have an editprofile.php field for this

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It's not worth the effort to add an editprofile field if nobody wants to use it

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I'll start looking into this soon ... I might move to using a json text blob for user config like this (as opposed to a separate column in `users` for every single thing). Columns are nice, but the overhead in parsing one small block of that, plus the ease of not having to update the entire database when I want to add a field, seems like a nice idea.

(Though there's some stuff like schemes and whatnot that are nice to have in columns, since you can count them up and see who's using them )

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