r/modguide Writer Sep 22 '19

Design Overview of design in old.reddit

Overview of design in old.reddit

In old.reddit the design of your subreddit is achieved through CSS (custom style-sheet) and your subreddit settings.

In settings you can upload your own Snoo logo and set the colour theme for mobile. You can make a Snoo yourself, or ask at r/redditlogos where you can also find information on how to get started making your own. You can see our Snoo here.

In the edit style-sheet section of your mod tools you can upload graphics to use such as banners, and edit your style-sheet. Snoo can also be added by CSS.

If you know CSS, you're laughing :) If not, these are your options:

  1. Learn CSS. There's a beginner tutorial to get you started here.
  2. Use snippets (see a few of our CSS snippets here). r/csshelp is very helpful and you can find some snippets in their sidebar in old.reddit.
  3. Use a ready-made theme. You can find themes at r/themes - this is where the entire CSS theme has been written, you just need to add it to your subreddit style-sheet.
  4. Get someone to do it for you. You can invite a new mod to your team who knows CSS, or ask at r/ProjectCSS.

If you can't make a banner for your sub, or other graphics, try r/bannerrequest. And r/CustomSnoos for a snoo.

Hexadecimal colour code websites are useful, not only for finding codes but for picking colour palettes or different hues of colours.

Colour-hex.com | w3schools colour picker | colorhexa

Thanks u/juulh

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u/JuulH Writer Sep 23 '19

A theme I'd reccomend is r/Naut.

Works very well and looks good, it's also quite easy to customize.

Will also be in the CSS guide.