Post bits and pieces of JS and CSS here that you use to make browsing imageboards running Lynxware more enjoyable. On 8moe I use the following CSS: @media only screen and (max-width: 812px) { .uploadCell { margin: 0.25em 1em 0.25em 0.5em; float: none; } .multipleUploads { float: left; width: 100%; } .postInfo, .opHead, .divMessage, .panelUploads, .panelIp, .panelProxyIp, .contentOmissionIndicator, .labelOmission, .labelId, .panelASN { font-size: 80%; } .innerPost{ width:auto!important; } .innerPost, .markedPost { display: inline-block; padding: 0.25em; max-width: 100%; } #threadList { margin: 0; } iframe { display: block; width: 100%; } .divPosts { margin: 1em 0!important; } } This basically cancels out the responsive layout so the look of the board is consinstent when dealing with different windows/screen/fontsizes. It's probably a really retarded way to do it as it just overrides the stuff in the media query with the default values. But I'm glad I got rid of it at all. .theme_win95 #divThreads .title { background:linear-gradient(90deg, darkblue, lightskyblue)!important; color:white!important; } This turns the Windows 95 theme into Windows 98 SE. I've made a few more adjustments but I think fucked up other stuff in the process (focusing a post makes it all blue). The starting point was the gradient making everything less readable so I changed some of the colors. .labelCreated { display: inline!important;

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} .theme_win95 #divThreads .title { background:linear-gradient(90deg, darkblue, lightskyblue)!important; color:white!important; } .theme_win95 .extraMenuButton, .theme_win95 .hideButton, .theme_win95 .linkQuote, .theme_win95 .linkSelf { color: white!important; } .theme_win95 .panelBacklinks>a { color:gold!important; } .theme_win95 .labelSubject { color:orange; } .theme_win95 .noEmailName{ color:White!important; background: transparent!important; } .theme_win95 .linkName { color: cyan; }