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alright, i am going to try it now. so basically i have to import both files(.css, .diff.css) into /volumes/lemmy-ui/extra_themes or?
If youre going to try it locally, just install the browser extension it mentions and copy the .diff.css code into the extensions area, then save. It will apply to all tabs you have so its just a temporary measure if you want to test it out.
As for servers, unfortunately I cant give you any help as I dont run an instance so I havent tried it in that way
Got it. I'll manage somehow because https://bootstrap.build/app is not working from my end.
Maybe ask an instance admin who already has some themes up and running. They will probably know
I have no idea who has it. Do you have any instance link that is already running it?
If you want to check it out, the instance im on has it set as default. Otherwise, pretty much any admin that has any custom theme setup should be able to guide you through the process. It doesn't necessarily need to be my themes. Hope it helps!
i'm no coder but i wonder if this little guide would help you: https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/administration/theming.html