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  • thank you Mark.

  • thank you Mark.

    @cagatay Should be working now. I found the issue - your nginx.conf file was set incorrectly. It was set to

      location /images {
        index index.php index.htm index.html;
        root /homes/nodes/ogproxy;
      }
    

    Should have been

      location /images {
        index index.php index.htm index.html;
        root /home/nodes/ogproxy;
      }
    

    Basically, homes needed to be home 🙂

  • hahahah 🙂 it was very easy for you but for me not same 🙂

    thank you Mark for all.

    but as i see there is a problem for image founding,

    8a7e2dc6-4afb-4f03-8a2c-7d5141816612-image.png

  • hahahah 🙂 it was very easy for you but for me not same 🙂

    thank you Mark for all.

    but as i see there is a problem for image founding,

    8a7e2dc6-4afb-4f03-8a2c-7d5141816612-image.png

    @cagatay It’s not an issue. The reason as to why OGProxy uses it’s own image is because the provided URL does not present one. This is for a variety of reasons - often to do with security and image scraping. If you want to embed YouTube videos, you should consider using nodebb-plugin-ns-embed for this purpose.

  • Mark hi
    As you know i m using your theme and codes.
    My users want to biz size avatar, could we do it?

  • Mark hi
    As you know i m using your theme and codes.
    My users want to biz size avatar, could we do it?

    @cagatay can you elaborate? Not sure what you’re referring to.

  • size of avatar we can do it big one?

    image.png

  • size of avatar we can do it big one?

    image.png

    @cagatay yes, that should be fairly simple to do, but what size? There may also be an impact to adjacent elements so I’d need an idea of the size you are looking for.

  • twice what it is now

  • twice what it is now

    @cagatay that’s probably on for desktop, but might look out of place when viewed on a mobile device.

  • could you do for mobile also?

  • could you do for mobile also?

    @cagatay yes, but I’d reiterate the concerns I’ve raised above in the sense that it may impact the flow of other elements.

    Essentially, this is fm going to be a relatively simple CSS change.

  • Mark hi,
    after upgrading 3.9 i have some problems with my web site.
    Pls see below photos of my problems;

    image.png

    Also recent post and topics options i dont see my header

    image.png

  • Mark hi,
    after upgrading 3.9 i have some problems with my web site.
    Pls see below photos of my problems;

    image.png

    Also recent post and topics options i dont see my header

    image.png

    @cagatay This will be because of the below changes

    https://community.nodebb.org/topic/18292/nodebb-3.9.0

    It’s related to the brand header section here

    <button type="button" class="btn-ghost-sm d-flex gap-2 dropdown-toggle" data-bs-toggle="dropdown"
    

    It needs to be changed to

    <button type="button" class="btn btn-ghost btn-sm d-flex gap-2 dropdown-toggle" data-bs-toggle="dropdown"
    

    I’ve made this change on your site, but you’ll also need some additional CSS. This ought to do it, and it’s been also applied to your forum.

    .btn-ghost {
        --bs-btn-hover-border-color: var(--bs-body-navbar-active);
        --bs-btn-active-bg: var(--bs-body-navbar-active);
    }
    
  • Of course, I am the same problem I have change the css class button on widget brand Header

    except that I had an offset present on the brand header.

    I did the same manipulations but I cannot remove this shift that we see on the screen.

    Any idea how to remove this @phenomlab ?

    Before :
    daed0cbc-7791-44eb-a1c1-28e4168051e4-image.png

    After upgrade :

    1d3ffc95-51eb-43f6-beef-df34161af0da-image.png

  • Of course, I am the same problem I have change the css class button on widget brand Header

    except that I had an offset present on the brand header.

    I did the same manipulations but I cannot remove this shift that we see on the screen.

    Any idea how to remove this @phenomlab ?

    Before :
    daed0cbc-7791-44eb-a1c1-28e4168051e4-image.png

    After upgrade :

    1d3ffc95-51eb-43f6-beef-df34161af0da-image.png

    @DownPW Is this on your live site, or development? I cannot see any issue?

    EDIT - I see it on your DEV site. Not sure where the additional padding is coming from to be honest, but one quick “fix” would be to target this CSS

    [type=button]:not(:disabled), [type=reset]:not(:disabled), [type=submit]:not(:disabled), button:not(:disabled)
    

    And use this

    [type=button]:not(:disabled), [type=reset]:not(:disabled), [type=submit]:not(:disabled), button:not(:disabled) {
        cursor: pointer;
        margin-top: 0.5rem;
        margin-bottom: 0.5rem;
    }
    

    I think you may have added

    button.btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm.d-flex.gap-2 {
        padding-top: 0.8rem;
    }
    

    Although this isn’t very elegant as padding will in fact make the button much larger.

  • @DownPW Is this on your live site, or development? I cannot see any issue?

    EDIT - I see it on your DEV site. Not sure where the additional padding is coming from to be honest, but one quick “fix” would be to target this CSS

    [type=button]:not(:disabled), [type=reset]:not(:disabled), [type=submit]:not(:disabled), button:not(:disabled)
    

    And use this

    [type=button]:not(:disabled), [type=reset]:not(:disabled), [type=submit]:not(:disabled), button:not(:disabled) {
        cursor: pointer;
        margin-top: 0.5rem;
        margin-bottom: 0.5rem;
    }
    

    I think you may have added

    button.btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm.d-flex.gap-2 {
        padding-top: 0.8rem;
    }
    

    Although this isn’t very elegant as padding will in fact make the button much larger.

    yep in dev, always for test before upgrade prod 😉

    @phenomlab said in Want to use Sudonix themes ?:

    I think you may have added

    button.btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm.d-flex.gap-2 {
    padding-top: 0.8rem;
    }

    Yep you’re right my friends.

    But your method seems better :

    [type=button]:not(:disabled), [type=reset]:not(:disabled), [type=submit]:not(:disabled), button:not(:disabled) {
        cursor: pointer;
        margin-top: 0.5rem;
        margin-bottom: 0.5rem;
    }
    

    Thanks

    EDIT : ha noooo your code broke the “Answer” Button

    96be1a13-ad61-4065-b02d-4ef2b4a85b0c-image.png

    keep for now this code

    button.btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm.d-flex.gap-2 {
    padding-top: 0.8rem;
    }

  • yep in dev, always for test before upgrade prod 😉

    @phenomlab said in Want to use Sudonix themes ?:

    I think you may have added

    button.btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm.d-flex.gap-2 {
    padding-top: 0.8rem;
    }

    Yep you’re right my friends.

    But your method seems better :

    [type=button]:not(:disabled), [type=reset]:not(:disabled), [type=submit]:not(:disabled), button:not(:disabled) {
        cursor: pointer;
        margin-top: 0.5rem;
        margin-bottom: 0.5rem;
    }
    

    Thanks

    EDIT : ha noooo your code broke the “Answer” Button

    96be1a13-ad61-4065-b02d-4ef2b4a85b0c-image.png

    keep for now this code

    button.btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm.d-flex.gap-2 {
    padding-top: 0.8rem;
    }

    @DownPW that’s because it’s targeting the button type. Just change the post button class.

  • hmm sorry don’t understand

    Edit :

    like this maybe ?

    .btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm:not(:disabled) {
        cursor: pointer;
        margin-top: 0.5rem;
        margin-bottom: 0.5rem;
    }
    
  • hmm sorry don’t understand

    Edit :

    like this maybe ?

    .btn.btn-ghost.btn-sm:not(:disabled) {
        cursor: pointer;
        margin-top: 0.5rem;
        margin-bottom: 0.5rem;
    }
    

    @DownPW Yes, that will work fine. What I meant was that the original CSS I provided targets [type=button] so would impact all others on the page in addition to the intended target.


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