Changed domain back. Running GitHub Pages on a custom domain isn't as cool as I thought it would be.

• Nothing major, I just got myself my own domain :)
• Because the URL changed, previous versions will no longer work

• Redid the dark/light background color variables so they work with GooseMod.
  • Instead of using the same variable under each theme, there are now two sets of variables under :root so GooseMod can recognize them as separate variables.
• Added accent color hover. This is used on accent-colored buttons when you hover over them.
• Retouched some default background colors to match vanilla more closely.

• Added variables for channel list and member list width
• Changed default avatar size to 64px so it looks sharper

• Added Home icon customization
• Added Powercord manifest

Now with 50% more customization!

I had an epiphany and worked for several long hours to implement things I've wanted to add for a long time.

Variables added include spacing, background covers for each type of element, and the ability to change the size of avatars and server icons. Some other stuff is in there too.

• Rewrote some things • Changed spacing so it looks better with Notepad and Notepad++ • Added blur scale variable (in percent. 100 is default, set to 0 to disable) • Commented the bg variables so they don't mess with our defaults

You've all been very vocal over the past few weeks.

Customizing CSS is hard, and my unclear instructions certainly didn't help the problem. In fact, I screwed up so hard, some of you didn't even know how to open the theme file! That's why, with this release, I'm making the theme as user-friendly as I possibly can. I've included several detailed help texts in the file, to ensure you can make the theme look just the way you want it!

Variables have been simplified and streamlined, two variables were added to let you customize the avatar and server icon roundness (meaning that I can finally close https://github.com/PlusInsta/discord-plus/issues/34!), and much of the code loads faster than ever, since, well, much of the pointless code I had lying around is gone.

One last thing…

This release now pulls the theme from GitHub Pages! For years, I thought you couldn't pull CSS from GitHub. Then I realized… GitHub isn't a hosting site. So I put the theme file in my GitHub Pages that I already have built, and now Discord can load from it just fine. This means faster load times, and my updated code gets delivered to you almost instantly!

GitHub decided to mark v2.1.3 as the "latest release," and since I can't manually fix that, I'm re-releasing the same thing again.

If you already have the theme downloaded from the website, you can ignore this.