r/ProjectCSS • u/[deleted] • May 16 '17
Help with a NSFW subreddit NSFW
I have absolutely no CSS knowledge and I need help. I'm just trying to go for something minimal. Possibly white and red/light pink look.
r/ProjectCSS • u/[deleted] • May 16 '17
I have absolutely no CSS knowledge and I need help. I'm just trying to go for something minimal. Possibly white and red/light pink look.
r/ProjectCSS • u/dont_stop_me_smee • Mar 18 '13
Hi! I'm hunting for someone who can help me make / implement a link flair button to say if story is solved or unsolved, and I'd like users to be able to update their own link flair as the stories get solved, with navigation buttons in the sidebar. This seems really tricky, so I'd appreciate any help I can get. Thanks again!
It's a safe cracking subreddit that got out of hand a little
r/ProjectCSS • u/staub81 • Jul 31 '13
-this was also posted in r/forhire-
Hi, I’m a mod of r/cowboys, our sub’s CSS needs some attention. I can hack my way around CSS, but I’m far from decent. For the past year, we’ve had posts asking for CSS assistance, but haven’t had any luck. At this point, we’d just rather pay to get it done right rather than what we currently have.
Here’s what we’re looking for.
A CSS with thorough comments
We no longer want to keep the wide margins
Words that would describe what we are looking for: clean, classy, sharp.
A design that works with RES and RES nightmode.
A Sidebar picture that can easily be changed or removed altogether
An announcement area that we can easily use
The schedule in the sidebar needs to be retained in a similar format
We want to continue using the landry alien
We have user flair, which we will manage, but it needs to be taken into account. Check our current setup for the type of functionality we’re looking for.
The superbowl championship years need to be displayed somewhere (1971, 1977, 1992, 1993, 1995)
Not a must, but we always like showing off our stadium
We’re not a fan of the oversized header/alien, We like it to be standard size
If you look at other NFL team subs, we aren’t really crazy about any of them..
Don’t get caught up in the name Cowboys. Red check, pearl snaps and cowboys boots aren’t the way we like to be represented.
Check out www.dallascowboys.com to see how the organization presents itself
Our colors are c2c2c6, 262e53, ffffff and 4f3bb2
Our logo is the star, It should be featured once on the page http://www.brandsoftheworld.com/logo/dallas-cowboys?original=1
Here are a few subs we like
Pay is $100. We need to have it done by 8/15. If you can finish it quick, and have it done by 8/3, we’ll pay an extra $25 for a total of $125.
If you’re interested, please PM me with a portfolio of your reddit css designs.
r/ProjectCSS • u/LSky • Nov 05 '12
The main things I have envisioned for /r/fragfilms are;
simple styling; a proper banner and a slightly different-than-default color template in order to not make the subreddit appear completely void of styling
link flair; all proper submissions are tagged in order to identify the game that the submission is about, I'd like add small icons to visualize this (similar to /r/worldnews)
filter menus; a horizontal nav menu where people can filter submissions by game, using the tags from the submission titles (/r/gonewild (NSFW) has this as well, though I think RES broke those links for me)
Is there anyone who is willing to helping me out with this? I believe this is a rather sizable project and my CSS skills are extraordinarily limited (I can put in existing code and I've managed to put in a header fairly well in the past but that's about it) so I really use some help.
r/ProjectCSS • u/EatMoreFiber • Jan 07 '15
Several times over the last few years and again this week, subscribers to /r/norfolk (the largest and most active subreddit for the Hampton Roads area of Virginia which includes Norfolk, Virginia Beach, and more) have brought up the topic of better/updated CSS. This latest discussion included a sample banner being submitted & discussed. Our big brother subreddit /r/rva seems to be doing what we're aspiring to for ourselves.
As a mod I'd love to improve the look and feel of the subreddit but simply don't have the CSS skill to implement the changes folks are asking for. If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated!
r/ProjectCSS • u/skketched • Oct 23 '13
Hello /r/ProjectCSS,
My name is Skketched and I am a moderator for /r/LCS, a recently acquired subreddit which we need someone to do CSS for. If you are looking to break into CSS this is your chance as League of Legends and eSports is a growing scene and once we get our CSS down we will have substantial growth guaranteed.
This is a one time opportunity! MSG ME IF YOU ARE INTERESTED!
Thanks!
r/ProjectCSS • u/Kruse • Jun 13 '13
I'm looking for some help to improve the look and feel of my subreddit (/r/WWIIpics). Unfortunately, the coding and stylesheet stuff goes beyond me. A fellow redditor who runs /r/WWIIPlanes suggested that I come here because he has been getting help. I'm looking for something similar to what is going on over in his subreddit.
Thanks!
r/ProjectCSS • u/[deleted] • Jun 18 '17
I'm having some trouble putting together a subreddit banner image.
I'm not handy with photoshop but would love it if someone could help me!
I'm also looking to add some sweet User Flair to the subreddit (nerd related)
Thanks <3
r/ProjectCSS • u/kbgames360 • Feb 05 '15
/u/Riley_2025 claimed to be good at doing CSS and after him working for 14 days, he had accomplished nothing but breaking our CSS at /r/ChicagoFireNBC. Since then we have had to redo our CSS because he had made the old one un-usable. Please use caution when finding people to work on your css!
r/ProjectCSS • u/[deleted] • Nov 24 '13
Hey everyone, Im looking for someone to help me build /r/warspear up. Its a new sub dedicated to the cross platform (iOS, Android, Windows Phone and PC) MMO.
I have some ideas so if you feel like you can help, please contact me ASAP.
r/ProjectCSS • u/[deleted] • Nov 18 '13
Someone suggested crossposting this here, so here's the original text. "So I started a new subreddit (not new actually, I made it 6 months ago...). I can handle modding, but I need someone to help me with CSS as I'm not the expert in it. Message me for more details about what I would want. the subreddit is here."
What I want is my channel art which can be found here to be on top of the page, and if it's possible, an r/Zelda style reddit alien, because my channel is based on Zelda. I can shoutout/link anyone's channel (if they have one. if they don't, I'll just shoutout their reddit username.) who can help me. Thanks for reading this!
r/ProjectCSS • u/Elshupacabra • Nov 13 '13
I'm the mod of /r/michiganbeer and so far I've done all the CSS work myself, but I'm afraid that I don't have an eye for design when it comes to some of the smaller details and I've recently started having some spikes in subscriptions, so I'd like it to look/work better. I have a general idea of what I'd like the Reddit to include, but mostly I'd just like to be functional and ascetically pleasing.
If you're interested in doing the work, let me know and we can discuss details.
r/ProjectCSS • u/browniebiznatch • Apr 12 '13
So we just made the subreddit and we decided that we want to get something different from the stock reddit CSS. Problem is, none of us are creative/good with CSS so we can't really do it ourselves. Give us a hand?
We're thinking say grey, black, with a hint of green as far as color scheme goes with somewhat of a minimalistic feel. We would also like it to look similar to /r/mythbusters, /r/linkinpark, and a little like /r/Naruto.
r/ProjectCSS • u/djspacebunny • Jan 26 '13
Hi there!
First, Jaxspider is a busy dude or I'd be bugging him again. He did the CSS for /r/helpit and I am eternally grateful.
These are the approved colors with hex. The #3f3f3f we would prefer to be the background. The buttons/sidebar bubbles (i like the bubbles in this sub) can be #A68C9D with #F2F5C8 text. I like the color contrast boxes (like in /r/InternetIsBeautiful) and would love if we could make them #7B8D99 again with #F2F4C8 text.
Does that make any sense? I am so tired and my pain meds aren't working very well. I want this sub to be more accessible for those of us who can't stand BRIGHT WHITE glaring back at us when we're up at 3am writhing in pain. Your help would go credited in the sidebar, of course, and a thank you post as well.
This is probably something stupid easy to do, but I just don't have the energy to mod the sub AND whip up some new css.
Thanks for your help. Reddit never ceases to amaze me.
r/ProjectCSS • u/Factran • Jan 20 '13
http://www.reddit.com/r/csshelp/comments/11yw8a/help_me_make_a_list_of_css_stylesheet_made_to_be/
If yu don't know anything about CSS, these are made or you.
r/ProjectCSS • u/Chartis • Nov 06 '17
r/SandersForPresident is looking to redo our CSS & layout. If you're of a mind we'd welcome you to draft a subreddit to showcase your design and submit it here or through mod-mail. We'll be promoting the contest until the new year or so when we hope to choose a few finalists for our users to decide on.
Stable operation across a wide range of viewing options, content (please incorporate the vast bulk of our sidebar options), aesthetics, respect for member's attention, and ease of maintenance will be considered. If there's more that you'd like to see please leave your thoughts here.
An easy to update calendar should be well visible. Finalists will receive gold, winner will get a subtle by-line and we'll entertain requests for unique flair.
Show us what you've got!
-Your friendly neighborhood moderation team
r/ProjectCSS • u/Urbansky69 • Feb 06 '17
/r/Heartborken is my new subreddit and i need someone to do css work on this subreddit.
r/ProjectCSS • u/fdebijl • Aug 10 '16
Link your subreddit, dont just put it in the title
Think for a while about the style you want. Linking subs you like is a good start, but also take shapes, colors and theme into consideration. Even the most incoherent rambling can help me, or others, to get a sense on what you envision.
Please have some content before asking for a stylesheet here. As a general rule of thumb I (and this is very much a personal rule), I only do CSS work for subs with more than 100 subscribers or ones with an active community.
Creating a subreddit and immediately asking people to do a stylesheet for you is not completely unreasonable, just dont expect as much people to be able/willing to help you compared to a bigger subreddit. a fancy stylesheet isn't gonna get you subscribers, good content and an active community with good moderation is.
r/ProjectCSS • u/[deleted] • Oct 28 '14
I made a new subreddit ( r/Intrepid ) & I would like some help jazzin it up. I'm an absolute noob when it comes to CSS. I managed to get the basic CSS done with r/Naut. But I would like to properly jazz it up. Thanks in advance!
r/ProjectCSS • u/picflute • Nov 23 '13
Hi there, I am booting up this sub-reddit called /r/TVXQ .
Background: TVXQ is a famous Korean boyband that is well-known in South Korea, Japan and China for their work in Music and in acting.
Since I have no experience in CSS I am looking for someone to do the following
Help us decorate the sub-reddit with red being the theme and making the flair somewhat look like /r/kpop 's
It's the groups 10th anniversary and we're looking for the reddit alien to hold the number X.
The fan club of this group is known as Cassiopeia so we'd like to have the star constellation be on his stomach. The Constellation shape is a simple W.
We'd like to use this photo in the header in the header.
While I am asking a lot I very much understand that no one has to do it all at once. If it takes time I definitely have the patience I am in College atm and my final exams are over the horizon so I will not be spamming your inbox :) Thank You!
r/ProjectCSS • u/RaptorOnyx • Nov 16 '13
Basically,something that has to do with the Russian getto.But nothing too fancy,i you want,keep it simple.
r/ProjectCSS • u/[deleted] • Nov 12 '13
r/ProjectCSS • u/Primerx • Oct 28 '13
I was wondering if anyone could make /r/all_lovely deserving of it's name. I want to give it a simple yet pretty look! I gave it a go and followed some guides, but i became lost and now i think it looks worse than the default look. Please anyone help me out. :)
r/ProjectCSS • u/sharethepudding • Oct 27 '13
Hey i started /r/the_pixies and had put up some posts, now they don't appear after i put up a banner. Following some guide. the banner came out alright, but im no expert and would love if someone could make /r/the_pixies shine.