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Thanks @Ehren Wasn't wanting it to look like your site but like the same similar layout look as the "Default" but with the Dark Theme applied. It's white on my site and layout isn't anything like the Default. All good though, once I'm ready to dig in and actually edit it I'll head on over to your site for support if needed. Thank you again for the reply

Thanks @LoPoSt it works, though the border is so thin that it requires a magnifying glass to see the change.

The editor is cool, but sadly so many areas that it does not support. I hope they update it to support many more areas of Themes Without doing in CSS I'm not sure it can be done or not. I was not able to find either.

Interesting idea. I have a few hundred members I was thinking of manually moving. Thanks for the idea

Actually, we care very much who the author is and in some forums if you're not part of Staff or the Author your post will be moved, or deleted. So yes, we do care very much and had a plugin for it before but now that it is supported natively we no longer use the plugin.

We were getting over 100 spam posts per day a couple years ago. We didn't use it for Guests as you intend here, but none the less it helped cut down the spam posts greatly. Now we may get a dozen or less per week. We used Clean Talk for it. It used to be in the Marketplace but doesn't seem to be anymore for some reason, but it is working well on the latest 4.5.2 version. https://cleantalk.org/ Takes a few days to get it setup and managed but once you've taken the time to "train" it the program turns out to be one of the best we've used before.

Agreed, I have the same issue. Searching in Files does not return the image either. Not a huge issue at the moment but if it were porn or violence that would not be good as you don't have a quick and easy way to find and remove it.

I can understand not wanting to use or support static post number @BankFodder as I used that plugin too but we did have several users complain because we told them to review certain post numbers from memorized posts but it turns out that due to spammers, edits, moves, etc. that the post number was not accurate. By using this ID: number regardless of what happens to the post the numbering won't get messed up. It might not be in the topic thread anymore but you cannot reference an invalid post number which is what we have had happen quite a few times. But we do run a support site not a general purpose site so we do have a lot of mods, editing, moving, etc. Supporting the ability to Enable / Disable showing the ID: on the post from with the ACP would be nice, but it looks like that is not going to happen anytime soon.

To be honest I rarely use a 6" screen phone except in an emergency. Using a phone to read, make, use posts is very slow and not productive at all for me. I would much rather use my 32" 4K monitor to do work. We have a few topics with over a couple hundred pages and it is extremely easy to reference the ID 393 in that topic and if you cannot find it then you're probably already challenged using a forum. As I also said, it is their choice to add it or not. But it's not like they need to add a lot of code (the code to do it was already provided). Now its just a matter if they want to do it or not. Based on replies so far it sounds like they have zero desire to add it either which is okay, I have it working already. @BankFodder I'm new here but dear God if this is the normal feedback expected I cannot fathom how one gets more advanced help here. I suppose if you want real help beyond some basics it would seem you may need to hire a professional to assist you and simply stop visiting here. Very disappointing when people even reading what you've posted don't understand what you're even talking about. Myself I'm glad that @Mr 13 came along and posted how he did it.

Works great for me. 👍

Not tried, but is it possible to not show the default emoji and only show your custom ones, but copy the default ones into your custom ones organized how you want?

Agreed the themes look nice and though I've not personally sought help yet, reviewing many topics the author does appear to provide good support. I was a bit disappointed though that out of the box the theme (Carbon) looks nothing like it does on their demo out of the box. How much time or work it takes to correct I'm not sure as this was the first time I've tried a 3rd party theme. Hopefully once I've finished up some other changes to the 4.5 upgrade I'll be able to work on the theme and see.

No one said or tried to say it was a legal requirement (though it really is for Federal institutions, they cannot use software that does not follow certain ADA requirements by a Federally mandated law) that is not and was not the point. I have a handicapped adult child so I'm aware of how difficult many software applications are. Not trying to say the program needs massive changes to support ADA. My point is/was that the ID tag number being shown @Mr 13 does in fact (in my opinion) provide the exact same purpose of a visual cue that post # have/had in the past. I've manually edited our forums to show it. All I'm providing is FEEDBACK which is the purpose of this forum. It would be very nice if allowing this to be shown by some setting within the ACP so that users did not need to manually edit their code. As for the date in every post providing a permalink I'm sorry you just don't seem to understand what people are talking about. VISUAL cue just like I created all uppercase. You don't have to copy anything, you don't have to click a special button. You easily see there is something. Telling someone go find post where the date says Posted August 13 does nothing for anyone as there could be several posts made on that date. Why people are complaining it is a PITA to have to now copy and paste a special link to refer to. In my example here I can tell the user to check out post ID 393 and most people can very easily find that number in the topic thread. I didn't have to copy, quote, or paste anything. If you don't wish to add such a feature that is your choice but to tell people they don't need it is YOUR personal opinion which may or may not be shared by others.

Agreed, but one has to also realize that not every customer has time and resources to spend "educating" ones self on all the changes and what they really mean. Trying to run a business alone is time consuming enough. Having strong bold top 5 or top 3 things that "might" bite you on an upgrade should be included with the banner to update. There had to be over a 100 fixes, changes in just the 4.5.2 recent update from the 4.5.1 update last week. If you're not a web developer, who has that sort of time to review and both decide or know if it will negatively affect their site or not? If you've had a previous site exploited because you didn't upgrade when there was a security fix out then that too will prompt people to want to keep up to date quickly as well regardless of what other changes may be in store for them.

Yes, the code provided by Mr 13 does in fact work @BankFodder . We have implemented it on our forums. I do agree though that making it an option or available to Administrators from within the ACP would be nice. Thank you @Mr 13 Regardless of how one views it Visual cues are sensory cues received by the eye that many people process and understand better than text or menus. Referencing a post or ID# seen onscreen without having to copy or quote and paste it would help reduce clutter as well as I would find it difficult to believe that making a handicapped person perform an additional 3 or 4 more clicks to obtain or reference the same thing would meet muster for the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) Designing Software that is Accessible to Individuals with Disabilities https://www.washington.edu/doit/designing-software-accessible-individuals-disabilities

@Mr 13 Curious how you accomplished this. Seems to give best of both worlds

@Adriano Faria is there a way to customize the spacing of the badge before the topic title? It runs right up against it. Also, we have noticed that the default theme seems to disable Best Answers.