Dark Mode

[LambaSlama]

Is there anyway to implement a Dark Mode option for the message boards?

 

[temery]

Can can probably find a style for this, but it can kore easily done on your device. Check you device for a night shift or night mode.

 

[Fishy]

Dark mode on the device will not override the style.

Don’t much care about it, but it would be nice to have a text field that functioned like the rest of the internet with emojis, etc. It’s so kludgy that it actually interferes with autocorrect.

 

[temery]

Dark mode on the device will not override the style.

Don’t much care about it, but it would be nice to have a text field that functioned like the rest of the internet with emojis, etc. It’s so kludgy that it actually interferes with autocorrect.

If dark mode is a black background with white text, that's easy. I just slways thought it was more difficult to read.

I don't understand the rest of your reply.

 

[Fishy]

It’s usually like a dark gray - white on black is really hard to read.

This is the only site that I am aware of that cannot recognize emojis, special characters, etc. Even autocorrect and spell check are routinely flummoxed by whatever is happening behind the scenes.

 

[Fishy]

Light Mode…..

 

[Fishy]

Dark mode. Websites just have to support it - funny enough, Apple’s website doesn’t appear to. Most don’t - not really a big deal.

 

[temery]

Is there anyway to implement a Dark Mode option for the message boards?

'Better?

 

[Fishy]

Actually….I really like it.

 

[temery]

Actually….I really like it.

'It sucks. But you know me, I'm a people pleaser. Customer service is the difference between a crappy site, and the boneyard. We strive to be a little better than crappy.

 

[CL82]

'It sucks. But you know me, I'm a people pleaser. Customer service is the difference between a crappy site, and the boneyard. We strive to be a little better than crappy.

Can you extend the time to edit a post, or just leave it open? It would definitely be a little better than crappy.

 

[temery]

Can you extend the time to edit a post, or just leave it open? It would definitely be a little better than crappy.

15 minutes is more than enough time to proof read and edit a post.