theme.css / custom.css | A simple way to add custom theme support

DiamondMCPro

Add a theme.css/custom.css to the config folder that overrides the default stylesheet, similar to how Firefox has a userchrome.css file. This would be an extremely simple solution to custom themes (just add the stylesheet to the page), and would prevent people having to use BetterDiscord if all they wanted was custom themes. 

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  • Ithiloneth

    This is a great suggestion!

    Even better if you allow access to it with live preview through the app itself but that is not required at all.

    Custom CSS banzai!

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  • AncientLord

    Please can you help me by providing a step by step guide.

    or at least help me find the "config folder" where i am supposed to add the custom css.

    and a basic custom css that works for discord ( i might have made some mistake in mine )

    thank you

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  • Ithiloneth

    AncientLord This feature is requested; it does not at this time exist afaik. Therefore I don't think a step by step guide will be possible.

    OP is saying that they want Discord to add custom CSS support, not that OP already has a method for implementing it, aside from using BetterDiscord (use of BetterDiscord may breach the ToS and so I can't recommend it).

     

    Sorry that I was not more help!

    P.S
    There are some changes you can do, though not using CSS. See the settings.json in Username\AppData\Roaming\discord. I was able to use this settings file to change the minimum width and height to 0, which enabled me to resize the window to better fit my needs; even if this means some UI elements won't work when the window is smaller than originally prevented.

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