If you are using a custom theme (or have just customized an available theme) for Micro.blog, drop a link in the replies. Would love to see what you’ve done!

@Mtt I've put together a custom theme for my micro.blog heyloura.com

@heyloura Yours made me smile! That $8✓ snowflake is a gem.

@Mtt I'm using my own custom theme for my site ericgregorich.com The theme is available in the Micro.blog plugin Directory. All of the colors are configurable through the plugin settings.

@Mtt I use Hitchens from @pimoore

@ericgregorich Very nice. I’ve actually suggested your theme to a couple people today!

@JohnPhilpin Yellow!

@rcrackley Very nice. I like it with the hamburger menu.

@skoobz I like it!

@Mtt thanks! I hope people like it. I’ll probably create more themes when I need to scratch the design itch.

@Mtt indeed … and the theme can be tweaked to your own color … just not done it yet

@ericgregorich what is the theme name?

@JohnPhilpin the theme name is “Cards”. Here is the link.

@Mtt I made customizations to the standard Marfa theme because I like being compatible with new features. However, I do have plans to try and customize it more in the near future. blog.gregmoore.me

@gregmoore Very clean. I like it!

@Mtt Some very light customizations to Lanyon at gregorypittman.net. I’ll keep working on it.

@gdp Very nice!

@Mtt I've been playing around with CSS customizations to the Pure theme at bobwertz.com.

@gdp Looking good. I really like the structure of that template.

@gdp Really great, I like you you incorporated shoutouts in the menu.

@bobwertz It’s always fun to play. That’s how I taught myself.

@Mtt I'm using Amit’s Musings theme with some customization

@pratik I’ve seen yours. Very nice!

@pimoore Thank you! The shoutouts are supposed to display as single spaced lines, and they used to. But checking them tonight, I see they’re now inheriting the line-height of the rest of the site and I haven’t been able to figure out why yet.

@gdp I’m wondering if the css line height declaration for the shoutout needs !important added to it?

@pimoore I tried that; it didn’t work. So I have more investigating to do. There are three active CSS files and many elements appear in two of them, so maybe there’s a disagreement somewhere. Though I haven’t made any changes recently that would have caused issues. It’s a mystery.

@pimoore Got it fixed, and shoutouts are back. There’s a lot of convoluted CSS in the style sheets for that theme, and because of that, I might have (probably did) make it worse in some cases. If I had the time and energy, I’d clean it up and submit it to @manton for updating.