dba_afish said:
I don't think it would be, the only place that seems to actually contain the forum's index number is part of the reply box way at the bottom of the page. even if there were possible to display the text it'd be a pseudo element so you wouldn't be able to select the text to copy it or anything.

you can get the individual forum post IDs to display at the bottom of each one with:

.forum-post::before { content: "\a forum #" attr(data-forum-post-id); }

but agian, it's not super useful since you can't select the text.

Not particularly interested in selecting the text, so that's not much of a concern for me. Thanks for the help

Probably a bit too early to ask you for help again, but any idea on how to make a decent-ish stroke for svg icons? text-shadow doesn't work (obviously) and drop-shadow doesn't accommodate fractional pixels :(. And of course the magnifying glass icon for the search is a stroke itself, so that's not nice

SNPtheCat said:
Probably a bit too early to ask you for help again, but any idea on how to make a decent-ish stroke for svg icons? text-shadow doesn't work (obviously) and drop-shadow doesn't accommodate fractional pixels :(. And of course the magnifying glass icon for the search is a stroke itself, so that's not nice

are you sure drop-shadow dosn't support non-whole numbers? because with my testing it seems like it does:

svg, .nav-logo a.nav-logo-link { filter: drop-shadow(var(--color-section) -.66px -.66px 0) drop-shadow(var(--color-section) -.66px .66px 0) drop-shadow(var(--color-section) .66px -.66px 0) drop-shadow(var(--color-section) .66px .66px 0); }

EDIT: I will say that this function seems like it causes hella lag, in some situations though, so it might be best to use it sparingly, and not just on all svg like I did here.