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I looked case examples from insided.com and suddenly noticed this awesome dark theme community:

https://community.digits.com/

How this dark theme is done? I want one for us as well!!!!

Hey @revote ?,

With some custom CSS wizardry from the Digits team, they were able to align with their brand ? For example https://digits.com/.

Unfortunately it isn’t a theme that can be applied out of the box and isn’t currently on our roadmap. There is this open idea on inSpired:

 


Hey @revote ?,

With some custom CSS wizardry from the Digits team, they were able to align with their brand ? For example https://digits.com/.

Okay, it is custom CSS solution. For some reason it is difficult to imagine when you say “with some custom..” ?

 

Unfortunately it isn’t a theme that can be applied out of the box and isn’t currently on our roadmap. There is this open idea on inSpired:

 

Yeah, I have voted it already. Can I somehow give some extra votes there ?


Yes indeed they put in a good amount of work to achieve this. Looking at their code, it’s roughly 1000 lines of CSS.

Haha unfortunately not, we’re running a democratic system here on inSpired 😂


1000 lines, wow… Hats of.


@mbonnell - Wanted to highlight that I’m not the only one that’s impressed with Digits front end theme design 😄


Thank you for the very kind words @revote :) 


Thank you for the very kind words @revote :) 

Is it your community? Really, really nice job I have to say 👌


Yes, I’m one of a few community leads at Digits (It is a team effort). Always happy to chat community and community support :) 


Can I ask how offer you have to update your custom CSS, to avoid any issues if/when inSided updates something?


@revote actually, very rarely. If I recall correctly, maybe one or two updates in the past year and they were not large updates by any means. 

One thing we are having to adjust for is the email backgrounds from the open beta of Insided’s email launch


Sounds good. So it was huge job to build “dark theme” using CSS but it doesnt require much to maintain it.


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