(#l2tmm4a) @laz thank you! I love the colours you have picked!

(#l2tmm4a) Just realised that there are avatars you can upload (it will say successful), but will not work. It has to be a combination of size, format, compression, or similar, which is causing it not to show. Good thing I know which works, for sure. 🙂

@prologic @darch @laz (#e7igxvq) do you have this on version control somewhere online? I would love to fiddle with the stylesheet you changed!

(#e7igxvq) @laz @prologic @darch thank you! Squarish avatars are easier to handle, align text to it, etc. I am a big fan of Mastodon, and that's the way they handle avatars. For me, Mastodon is an example of design to be followed.

(#e7igxvq) @adi @prologic @laz > I saw @adi had squarish avatars, then I realised this is how xmpp apps display them also. The old-school social media style :) I also like that he has styled for a narrower page, which it is easier to read, and more suitable for images (they can be set to 100%).

(#qwuw6qa) ... and still look nice. Well done!

(#e7igxvq) @laz I noticed it. There is a negative side effect, though: is also narrower on mobile (which should not). Yarnd has a few @media entries on its CSS, I am sure one of them needs to be fiddled with to accomplish a better mobile experience.

(#qddvq3a) @laz please consider putting you changes on version control somewhere, as that will keep them up-to-date. I like them!

(#qddvq3a) Moving the username and date/time 2 or 4 of pixels up, and making the date/time font slightly smaller will make it look better.

(#qddvq3a) @laz > Yeah, I need to learn how to do that! This is what you need to do. Instructions are for GitHub, but truly apply to git.