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hleV

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  1. If we were to follow the JKA storyline, then that already happened for 99% of all the sane players.

    That's not exactly following a storyline, but rather following a certain scenario. That scenario happens to be non-canon. C'mon, wouldn't you want to see Rosh die under different circumstances?

     

    JKA isn't JK3........

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    It's the 3rd JK game.

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  2. I don't see how changing Georgia to another font anywhere that .post is used (although I'm confident it's exclusive to post content) would do any harm. Georgia is bad after all, right?

     

    In any case, you can do

     

    .post_wrap .post_body .post
    {
        font-family: <font>;
    }

     

    at the end of the CSS file and it'll make sure that the specified .post is inside .post_body which is inside .post_wrap. It would be ridiculous to think it could be used anywhere else.

  3. It would depend on how @@Caelum designed this theme I suppose. The other problem is depending on how many plugins are installed, and how many have their own CSS styles, you could be doing a run-about to get them all.

    Odds are this is something that wouldn't take long to fix, but as to if the staff want to disregard their other duties to handle it, up to them.

    I think you're making it sound like it's way more difficult than it actually is. The post content is wrapped in the CSS class post, which holds the font information. Here's the CSS file that defines the style of this very page. We find .post:

     

    .post
    {
        font-family:Georgia,"Times New Roman",Times,serif;
        font-size:13px;
        line-height:1.6
    }

     

    All it takes is to change the Georgia part to some other font name.

  4. (Useless suggestion.)

    I'd like you to consider changing the font of the post content. The numbers look weird (I know it's intended for this font, but still uncomfortable) as their size is the same as lower case letters'.

    • abc123
    • 1280x1024, 1920x1080
    • (zero) 0 vs o (O)
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