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Is there an opportunity to replace a clean markdown editor in lemmy's own instance with some kind of WYSIWYG? Preferably similar to Editorjs? Has anyone already implemented this in their own instances?

I would be willing to pay the coder for help in replacing the editor.

I wanna be back for develop another UI for Lemmy, which will look like modern Reddit, but better.

Earlier i install lemmy with this guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4fzCUEpFnDg

but now, devs made changes around nginx, so... i cant install Lemmy now. Docker sends me errors))

If you are interested in developing a new UI, please contact me, I need the help of people who understand the installation issue.

Hi, I tried to make a classic interface for Lemmy. U can see this in uebishe.com

My work is available for general use, if you want - you can find the necessary folders on my github.

https://github.com/soverxxx/lemmy-ui https://github.com/soverxxx/lemmy

It is necessary to install both of them. I will try to support Lemmy feature updates for this UI.

A few clarifications:

• This UI only works when selecting the theme "Litera.css"
• Other themes don't work as they should
• I have already started developing a dark theme

It still has a lot of bugs and redneck code (mine), but it's convenient to use it.

Hi, i wanna create new UI for Lemmy federations, but i have big problems with an understanding of linux system.

I made a small improved version, but in my opinion it is not convenient and beautiful enough. Nevertheless, I have already made a pull request to add this css to the list of topics.

Perhaps there are people here who will help me edit the original Lemmy-UI and install it on my VDS so that I can continue development.

The main changes that I need to make for further development are described here: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/610

Of course, I tried to make a fork and edit it myself, but I just don't understand how to implement this into the docker/ansible installation. I meet a lot of mistakes and misunderstandings of the system design on the way (I'm talking about myself ignorance in this matter).

That's why I'm looking for outside help, maybe someone has free time to improve Lemmy for the whole community, it would also be cool if you understood any Slavic language.

Hello. I have already written my question, but your answer has greatly confused me.

I found how I can edit CSS, I just connected via Filezilla to SFTP and made the changes I needed in "/var/lib/docker/overlay2/5a3c8300921407520fee8ff0ad1d8dbe1be7234e56fb77b6c39398aada06629a/merged/app/dist/assets/css/themes".

But I'm stuck in the main problem. On the main page of the site, previews of topics are displayed in sequence:

<picture>
<source srcset="https://led.ural.wtf/pictrs/image/98fab6dd-f762-47ce-873a-cc8c5446c491.jpeg?format=webp&thumbnail=256" type="image/webp"><source srcset="https://lem.ouraw.wtf/pictrs/image/98fab6dd-f762-47ce-873a-cc8c5446c491.jpeg"><source srcset="https://lem.ouraw.wtf/pictrs/image/98fab6dd-f762-47ce-873a-cc8c5446c491.jpeg?format=jpg&amp;thumbnail=256" type="image/jpeg">
<img class="img-fluid thumbnail rounded" src="https://lem.ouraw.wtf/pictrs/image/98fab6dd-f762-47ce-873a-cc8c5446c491.jpeg" alt="" loading="lazy"></picture>

Thus, because of "&thumbnail=256" I can't stretch the image by more than 256px (in CSS), otherwise it starts to spoil the quality.

My question is: how can I remove this part of the code via SFTP?

You sent me Lemmy UI, but due to ignorance of Linux and lack of readme/faq, I don't even understand what to do with it. And is it really necessary? After all, I have already successfully established my Lemmy Federation.

@nutomic@lemmy.ml

How i can edit html main page? Where i can find main html file thru FTP?