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ELEXmakesMeHard

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The way it sticks out is simply unbearable:

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I don't know or care if this has already been mentioned, but I believe it is essential to have the dominate ratings filing from left to right, according to the order of hivemindery. This was an essential nucodexian feature.
 

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Should be less ugly. But is it good enough?

Most of the style is reused for different kinds of banners.

I don't know or care if this has already been mentioned, but I believe it is essential to have the dominate ratings filing from left to right, according to the order of hivemindery. This was an essential nucodexian feature.
Of course. But not yet. There are other important tasks.
 

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Alright, so now how's the rating bar and the rating menu?

It's fixed height and some of the buttons clip over it. It might look best if its size adjusted, but if it can't be done then it's better to have the buttons go over the edges than be cropped.

In fact, do we even need visible edges?
 

Twiglard

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It's fixed height and some of the buttons clip over it. It might looke best if its size adjusted.
The clipping is intentional (as long as buttons don't overlap). I'm going to leave it like that for a while to see whether it grows on you.
Make it so it doesn't overflow the user box limits. Also the centered text clashes with the left alignment.
It's meant to look like a belt wrapping around the userbox, or a building facade relief.
 

Azalin

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Did all the Avatars move a bit to the left?It looks a bit off now.

Also that staff member tag that is a bit too long and breaks through the borders triggers me
 

Twiglard

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Well, the ratings could be implemented as tooltips instead of spamming the window. Or perhaps as very very tiny sprites? Eh, I suppose rating grafitti is too much grafitti.
It was particularly bad for the sidebar shitbox.
 

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I miss the center aligned avatars. It looked way better despite the complaints about the avatars not being meant for it
 
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I miss the center aligned avatars. It looked way better despite the complaints about the avatars not being meant for it

You know what to do:

CSS:
/* centered usernames/titles */

.message-user .message-userDetails > * {
    text-align: center;
}
/* centered avys */

.message-avatar {
    text-align: center;
}

/* centered badges */

.message-user > * {
    text-align: center;
}
 
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Twiglard

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EDIT 2: Apparently it happens because the actual badge has a ton of invisible space for no reason (open the image in a new tab). You could fix the issue by cropping the image manually (I already did it for you
patron3.gif
) and then use the redirector add-on to replace the image —or uBlock if you know the right syntax, I don't— (and you can ignore the last piece of code this way).
Just use a negative margin-right.
 

agris

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The misalignment of the margins around the title is evident for all users, it's just most prominent for her's. Take a look at your own, notice how the emoji and title are snug up against your username with more padding above the 'PATRON' badge? That's why I say try adding 1 px at the top, it will help balance out everyones' titles, not just hers.
See if adjusting this:
CSS:
.message-user .message-userTitle:not(.user-monocled), .message-user .message-name {
    line-height: 14px;
}
from 14px to 15px does what you want.
I'm not using stylus, but whatever change you made - the titles now look balanced in the margins between username and patron/whatever badge.
 

Lady Error

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The squeezing of the username into a vertical line on mobile happens for people with two or more tags.

Examples: Cleve, Gobblecock, The Wall and everyone who has both the Wumao and Vatnik tags.

One possible way to fix it is by adding a break after the tag, so that they do not appear in just one line on mobile.
 

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