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  • @phenomlab thank you again, I went by your words and purchased a vps, what can I say NodeBB it’s beyond Flarum on all aspects, and for anyone who would like to have a simple forum with not so many functions I recommend Flarum, but if you want a lot of things I will surely recommend NodeBB and @phenomlab advices 🙂

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    @marusaky Good to hear. Glad it went well.

    What VPS did you purchase, and where from ?

  • @marusaky Good to hear. Glad it went well.

    What VPS did you purchase, and where from ?

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    @phenomlab I tried going with hetzner but I didn’t work well enough for me (no offence), and then I switched to ultahost.com, for the price and the support, they are online 24/7 which is good because I want to expand my project on a company that has great support any time and not just M - F from 9 am to 5 pm

  • @phenomlab I tried going with hetzner but I didn’t work well enough for me (no offence), and then I switched to ultahost.com, for the price and the support, they are online 24/7 which is good because I want to expand my project on a company that has great support any time and not just M - F from 9 am to 5 pm

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    @marusaky None taken ! Glad you’ve found a host that works for you.

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    Just as a side note here @marusaky - you should consider some form of backup strategy for your site - particularly whilst you are developing it - and the MongoDB ability to recover is critical.

  • Just as a side note here @marusaky - you should consider some form of backup strategy for your site - particularly whilst you are developing it - and the MongoDB ability to recover is critical.

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    @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    Just as a side note here @marusaky - you should consider some form of backup strategy for your site - particularly whilst you are developing it - and the MongoDB ability to recover is critical.

    thank you very much for the advice, at the moment the only thing I do is testing, but everything runs well, the only problem I found is that when I try to quote someone, or a reply the quote button it’s white and it’s not visible, do you know how can I change it’s color on every theme? thanks!

  • @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    Just as a side note here @marusaky - you should consider some form of backup strategy for your site - particularly whilst you are developing it - and the MongoDB ability to recover is critical.

    thank you very much for the advice, at the moment the only thing I do is testing, but everything runs well, the only problem I found is that when I try to quote someone, or a reply the quote button it’s white and it’s not visible, do you know how can I change it’s color on every theme? thanks!

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    @marusaky Can you send me a URL so I can have a look ?

  • @marusaky Can you send me a URL so I can have a look ?

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    @marusaky Registered. Can you send me a screenshot of the issue ?

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    @marusaky Add this to your custom CSS

    .topic [component="post/parent"] {
        background-color: #464545;
    }
    
  • @marusaky Add this to your custom CSS

    .topic [component="post/parent"] {
        background-color: #464545;
    }
    
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    @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    @marusaky Add this to your custom CSS

    .topic [component="post/parent"] {
        background-color: #464545;
    }
    

    Am curious - did this work as needed ?

  • @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    @marusaky Add this to your custom CSS

    .topic [component="post/parent"] {
        background-color: #464545;
    }
    

    Am curious - did this work as needed ?

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    @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    @marusaky Add this to your custom CSS

    .topic [component="post/parent"] {
        background-color: #464545;
    }
    

    Am curious - did this work as needed ?

    yes, but after that I was seeing that my nodebb installation was full of error, and then I have seen it, I had an older version “facepalm”, I reinstalled it again with the last version and now everything it’s working much better, thank you for your help!

  • @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    @phenomlab said in NodeBB vs Flarum for a non developer:

    @marusaky Add this to your custom CSS

    .topic [component="post/parent"] {
        background-color: #464545;
    }
    

    Am curious - did this work as needed ?

    yes, but after that I was seeing that my nodebb installation was full of error, and then I have seen it, I had an older version “facepalm”, I reinstalled it again with the last version and now everything it’s working much better, thank you for your help!

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    @marusaky That’s really easily done. I think the docs need updating for the latest release. Did you land up on the 18.x train ?

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