That looks better than @> @MovieFan.Plex said:
I like the idea of the textual online indicator but don’t know how to apply JS to this (I don’t know JS period) so I managed to do something similar using CSS after a lot of trial and error.
That looks a lot better than what @vanstinator done with javascript imo
Looks better having the Online text under the picture than next to your name.
Great work
Although I do prefer the colour scheme that @vanstinator has [-(
@treboR2Robert said:
Although I do prefer the colour scheme that vanstinator has [-(
It’s all good. :-bd
Can you center it ?
Talking of colour schemes - i am at the moment preferring the Classic forum for Plex style because i am finding MovieFan;s colour scheme too overpowering and I also prefer the shading of already seen topics rather than the bright orange bold text for not seen topic posts
Love the Online green text
@treboR2Robert said:
Can you center it ?
Didn’t notice it was off. Centered now.
@sa2000 said:
Talking of colour schemes - i am at the moment preferring theClassic forum for Plexstyle because i am finding MovieFan;s colour scheme too overpowering and I also prefer the shading of already seen topics rather than the bright orange bold text for not seen topic postsLove the Online green text
When I have time, I’ll probably come up with a lighter theme, maybe something with earth tones for a more neutral look.
@anon18523487 said:
Oh look, now I can have it under the image at the topic list.
And how did you did that? The suspense is killing me.
@beckfield said:
And how did you did that? The suspense is killing me.
It’s in my style. Look at the very bottom.
@MovieFan.Plex said:
It’s in my style. Look at the very bottom.
Oh, duh.
@MovieFan.Plex said:
It’s in my style. Look at the very bottom.
I shamelessly borrowed it for my style. 
@OttoKerner said:
I shamelessly borrowed it for my style.
Equally shameless.
I thought I sensed a disturbance in the force. And I’ve got the online status under images now too with my JS script, I just haven’t released it yet. I’ve got something else cooking, hoping to show it off either tonight or tomorrow. Nice job though! I like it 
Didn’t think to try with CSS.
@vanstinator said:
I thought I sensed a disturbance in the force. And I’ve got the online status under images now too with my JS script, I just haven’t released it yet. I’ve got something else cooking, hoping to show it off either tonight or tomorrow. Nice job though! I like itDidn’t think to try with CSS.
Very much looking forward to this.
Keep up the good work Sir
@vanstinator said:
I thought I sensed a disturbance in the force. And I’ve got the online status under images now too with my JS script, I just haven’t released it yet. I’ve got something else cooking, hoping to show it off either tonight or tomorrow. Nice job though! I like it
I actually didn’t know you could create content in CSS. Something new every day.
I brightened the green to 67ff5d and dropped the font-weight to normal on the div, but not the anchor tag. I think it’s more visible and looks better.
@beckfield said:
I brightened the green to 67ff5d on the div, but not the anchor tag. I think it’s more visible.
I didn’t either. But I’ve started working with actually replacing large sections of the DOM with JS so I’m a bit past using CSS at the moment.
EDIT: I have no idea why I quoted this…
@beckfield Where did your PlexPass logo go while your “Online” is visible?
Okay, I’m down to minor little cosmetic tweaks now.
When a Plex Pass member is not online, there is an awkward gap between the avatar and the Plex Pass badge (using vanstinator’s style).
I changed the padding-top on “div.AuthorWrap a.PhotoWrap.Online:after” from 5 to 3, and the ‘top’ value on “.Section-Discussion .Role_PlexPass .MItem.RoleTitle” from 80px to 68px:
The gap between avatar and badge is less noticeable for offline members, but it doesn’t look crowded when the online indicator is present.
@beckfield said:
I actually didn’t know you could create content in CSS. Something new every day.
I noticed it when I was changing the “Accepted Answer” tag, it was created by CSS as well. Took me a while to figure out how to get it formatted correctly.> @Plexhilarated said:
beckfield Where did your PlexPass logo go while your “Online” is visible?
I was just mentioning this to the devs. I think it is a bug in the forum software. When you edit a post, the PP badge goes away, until you refresh the page.
@Plexhilarated - I think I had pushed the badge down momentarily while I was playing with the distances.
Eagle eye.
beckfield Where did your PlexPass logo go while your “Online” is visible?
