🎯 Just hit the ‘Unmark modbreak’ button in Control if you want to remove a modbreak.
🎯 Each topic can have more than one reply marked with a modbreak.
+3When I highlight a comment with a modbreak, it will also be highlighted in the frontend. But what color settings are being used here and how can I configure them? There seem to be variables “--config-thread-list-mod-break-background” and “--config-thread-list-mod-break-border-color” but they aren’t part of the color configuration.
Same question! We just updated our brand blue and now the highlighted post (using modbreak) is unreadable, as it’s black text on a dark blue background. In the past, it was simply a blue border.
+1Same question as my 2 peers above, does anybody have the answer on how to personalize the design of a Modbreak?
Maybe
+5Hi everyone 👋,
Thanks for flagging this one
The modbreak inherits the colour from your branded colour. However, if you want to edit this you can do so via custom CSS, for example:
.post--modbreak {
border: dashed red;
background: beige;
}You can read more about your options with the border property for CSS here:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/border
P.S don’t use my example - it’s ugly 🤢
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