GUI update to more modern look

[emk2203]

What would be the best way to give the GUI an overhaul to a more modern look?

At the moment, while the functionality is very good, it looks very dated. I would do it myself, but I don't know where to start (I am no web designer). If you can point out which pages to change, I could try and make a different design. Maybe it could even be a choice during installation.

BTW: Changes don't stick for my installation. It always stays the same color scheme.

[GM-Script-Writer-62850]

What browser are you using? color scheme works for me, do you have cookies enabled?

res/style.php would be the main file to modify for the UI appearance
res/inc would contain most of the HTML parts, there are a few in index.php and a few parts made via JS in main.js

In what way does it seem dated? I put a lot of work into the CSS to make it not look ancient (definably not written like IE6 would want it to do the same thing)

[emk2203]

I am using chrome, cookies enabled. The first refresh or page change throws
me back to the default.

The dated appearance for me is the default color, and the rounded edges
mainly. I admit that my inability to change the theme amplifies the issue.
Best counterexample for me would be github: no rounded edges (see google
material look, windows 10 etc.), light, non-distracting colors. I have
sysinfo https://gist.github.com/jvhaarst/4388108 running as well, which
is also a good example for a more modern look.

GM-Script-Writer-62850 notifications@github.com schrieb am Di., 27. Okt.
2015 um 22:02 Uhr:

What browser are you using? color scheme works for me, do you have cookies
enabled?

res/style.php http://../blob/master/res/style.php would be the main
file to modify for the UI appearance
/res/inc http://../tree/master/res/inc would contain most of the HTML
parts, there are a few in index.php http://../blob/master/res/index.php
and a few parts made via JS in main.js http://../blob/master/res/main.js

In what way does it seem dated? I put a lot of work into the CSS to make
it not look ancient (definably not written like IE6 would want it to do the
same thing)

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[GM-Script-Writer-62850]

So you want square corners? you do know squares have been uncool since before i was born, lol
you could just remove every border-radius property from style.css or just add *{border-radius:0!important;} at the end of the file
i have no issue with themes when using chrome
is your install upto date? (1.5-16 is current)
try clearing cache/cookies

[emk2203]

squares are back in style again ;-)
Install is uptodate, maybe clearing cookies does it. But I changed the ini
file now on the server, so all is well.
Thanks for a really helpful project!

GM-Script-Writer-62850 notifications@github.com schrieb am Di., 27. Okt.
2015 um 23:01 Uhr:

So you want square corners? you do know squares have been uncool since
before i was born, lol
you could just remove every border-radius property from style.css
i have no issue with themes when using chrome
is your install upto date? (1.5-16 is current)
try clearing cache/cookies

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[GM-Script-Writer-62850]

unless you had cache from a very old version still in use i don't see how you could have a issue with the theme manger, either via the ini or the ui, a theme set via the UI overrides a ini change with the theme
your color theme is inserted into the URL of the style in the header
http://imgur.com/ID3bhQg.png
with the theme made into the url you cant cache a theme that is not in use