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Normally I hate green but these days I've found a new love for the colour I loathed so much so I'll start of by saying love the colours in the alt1 and .alt areas. Personally. I think your should build off this colour because the rest of the style looks like a visual eyesore and doesn't compliment that nice green you applied.
I'm speaking of the .tcat and .thead gradients. Create something that will fit around and compliment the .alt colours. Maybe a darker/satuarated green might look visually better but the blue really destroys the colours. Change the colour of the links if you do plan on keeping the blue (vbulletin gradients) to a colour that won't be drowned out and hard to view on us viewers. but I'm sure you will change the gradients so always remember to keep in mind the colour of the links against the gradients you use throughout your style. I can't stress enough (and as become commonplace) that applying incorrectly saved images only paves the way for a visual nightmare. I'm referring to the collapse markers and the white jaggy border that surrounds the icon. Always ensure that you save the image to the same colour of the background it's being applied onto. Same goes for the buttons (forum display). Incorrectly saved and I'd suggest that if you need to use an image as the bacground go for a textured background so the images aren't drowned out by the backdrop that they are being applied onto. Overall, the foundation to a visually pleasing style is only about 30 minutes away but in it's current state colours are not balanced and many images are incorrectly saved. ![]() |
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