Is this a possibility? Right now, lemmy communities are very compressed, fitting into the centre third of my screen. Smaller devices, such as 1080p devices, will fair better - but I’d ideally like to implement some CSS that expands page content a little, perhaps to 70vw or so. I could do that with Stylish or some other scripting addon, but I’d like to make it a default for visitors. Possible, or no?
Here’s what it looks like currently:
I agree, the current style seems to imitate the new reddit more. Other than changing the default lemmy look to that of old.reddit the next best thing for devs to do would be to add custom css option like here: https://lemmy.world/post/32458 (btw how to link to a post in a universal way?) There is already a theme selector in the settings, but the existing ones seem to change colors only. Some people are already making custom userstyles for use with a browser addon like
StylishStylus, but it would be better if it was a default option.I think the frontend is served from loged on instance and not from the origin instance so users coming from outside won’t see changes in css. I am guessing so I might be wrong.
That’s fine, it doesn’t have to be universal. It would just be nice to have that extra element of customisation y’know?
