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  "published":"2024-08-13T18:15:19.006Z",
  "attributedTo":"https://social.jayvii.de/actors/jayvii",
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  "content":"<p><a href=\"https://epiktistes.com/actors/toddsundsted\" class=\"mention\" rel=\"tag\">@toddsundsted</a> absolutely! For now these are bruteforce CSS overrides. I think the CSS rules could be a little cleaner, but other than that, implementations should be rather easy.</p><p>Particularly the mobile changes are really nifty (IMO anyways). But they could be a lot better if they were implemented directly in ktistec and not just via CSS (the dropdown menu and the notification is a nasty hack!)</p><p>I suppose the CSS rules should be in .less then?</p><p>Regarding the theme coloring: I defined it strictly via 4-6 css colour variables. So we might even be able to let users set their preferred colours via the settings page too :)</p>",
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  "id":"https://social.jayvii.de/objects/JsGh6V6T-I8"
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