DevForum Plus’s Development Has Been Halted Indefinitely, As The Code Is Too Cluttered To Add Any New Features.
@TimeFrenzied Is Right, DevForum Creative Is Essentially A Re-Structured Version Of DevForum Plus, Built Almost Entirely From Scratch, DevForum Creative Attempts To More Comfortably Incorporate New Additions To The DevForum Into A More Seamless Feel, While Adding Nice Flair And Style That DevForum Plus Couldn’t Have.
TL;DR: While DevForum Plus Is A Redesign Of Sorts, DevForum Creative Is The Base DevForum With QOL Additiions, While Still Retaining Features Found In DevFroum Plus.
Yes, definitely, i’ve see if i can find a way to detect which theme is enabled, and apply the correct colors, but if not, i’ll just make it a dropdown, i may even add custom themes, font customization will be making a cleaner comeback too.
Yea, the new DevForum update kinda broke DevForum Plus, so i’ve unfortunately had to stop development of it indefintely, as the code structure is too messy, to fix this, i’ve been working on a new CSS called “DevForum Creative”, here’s the post announcing it. the reason for making a whole new one is that DevForum Plus is more of a redesign whether DevForum Creative is more of a repaint, while still having lots of customization.
So, development on DevForum Creative has been going smoothly, but besides the features already in DevForum Plus, what other features should be added in a future DevForum Creative update?
Thanks for letting me know, tho i’ve stopped work on DevForum Plus for good, as i’m working in a new style called DevForum Creative. You can download it here if you’d like: Link
after a few months, DevForum Creative V2 should be out in a couple of days! hopefully it’ll be as polished as anticipated (realized i gotta fix the emoij menu as im writing this )
Thank you! that was happening to me too (which is partly the reason i hadn’t released v2 yet lol) i’ve been on a programming grind lately and ended up making a slightly automated system to give me all the devforum variables, so i have to rearrange where some variables are placed.