Classing Requests for Theme Creators

[Goodgame]

Would be cool to have themes for occasions.. i.e. a halloween theme, holiday themes, Arbor Day theme.
edit: thanks sabbot, I generated new thread for theme requests, this post can be deleted.

[Spahrep]

Would be cool to have themes for occasions.. i.e. a halloween theme, holiday themes, Arbor Day theme.

This isnt a theme request thread. Its a request thread for theme makers to request developer changes.

[calamity]

There is a large amount of inconsistency in your code, I honestly believe you guys need to sit down and fix some things, however minor they seem. Adding classes are simply a band-aid.

There are content pieces that need containers, pages that need a way to directly target that page, etc.

For instance, on the Mystics page (/enchantment)........there is no way to target anything.

1. No body class
2. No wrapping container around the informative paragraph at the top
3. Generic 2 Column Table that is used throughout Utopia
4. Generic form with no identifier
5. Generic table that isn't classed

The only things I can target specifically on this page is the helptext span (which I assume would affect other places as well), the select box, the label, and specific links.

[Spahrep]

<span class="advice-message">This kingdom is currently at war with infamous war agreed (<a href="/wol/game/kingdom_details/X/XX">X:XX</a>)</span>

Can we get it so when there is 'war' this has <span class="advice-message war">

This way i can make it very clear that a war is going on, so i don't hit into wars any more... Sorry Utopian

Edit: <class="advice-message plague"> for having plague, and <class = "advice-message dragon gold"> for dragons. With this we can add colour/font/images for different dragons. I think that would be very cool.

[Keller*]

Hey look I'm in that picture

We'll link this thread to him.

[Spahrep]

All of the circled elements need divs with classes applied also.

This is true on all the 'council' pages.

[JuiceB0x]

Why classes? You can apply styles like this:

/*Barren land*/
#council-internal-build-effects tbody tr:nth-child(rowNumber) > th

/*Quantity */
#council-internal-build-effects tbody tr:nth-child(rowNumber) > td:first-child

/* % of Total */
#council-internal-build-effects tbody tr:nth-child(rowNumber) > td:nth-child(2)

/* Current Effects */
#council-internal-build-effects thead tr th:nth-child([1-4])


replace rowNumber with whichever one your after, I believe it is 1-based index.

I haven't tested them, but they should work or be close enough to the actual.

See http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/sel_nth-child.asp