Theme demo: pick a theme on the right. Log in as demo / demo to try posting. Everything resets every night.
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231 26 Mar 2026 0
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I namespace everything under a .mybb wrapper class to avoid collisions.

Great release, installed it on my test board.

Good point, I had not thought of it that way.
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222 16 Feb 2026 0
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(10-17-2026, 10:15 AM)ZenZara Wrote: I namespace everything under a .mybb wrapper class to avoid collisions.
Responsive postbit is doable with a couple of flex rules.

The on-disk workflow changed how I build themes completely.

Nice thread, following for the replies.
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231 20 Feb 2026 0
#23

Try the incremental sync, it only touches changed templates.
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231 20 Feb 2026 0
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Great release, installed it on my test board.

Try the incremental sync, it only touches changed templates.

Bumping this because I ran into the same thing today.
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219 20 Aug 2026 0
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(10-17-2026, 01:32 PM)GamerGhoul Wrote: Great release, installed it on my test board.
The on-disk workflow changed how I build themes completely.
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231 26 Mar 2026 0
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Responsive postbit is doable with a couple of flex rules.

Could not agree more.
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219 20 Aug 2026 0
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The on-disk workflow changed how I build themes completely.

I namespace everything under a .mybb wrapper class to avoid collisions.
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229 22 Oct 2026 0
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I namespace everything under a .mybb wrapper class to avoid collisions.

I disagree slightly, but I can see where you are coming from.
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226 23 May 2026
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(10-17-2026, 05:46 PM)FluxFiona Wrote: I namespace everything under a .mybb wrapper class to avoid collisions.
Try the incremental sync, it only touches changed templates.

I namespace everything under a .mybb wrapper class to avoid collisions.
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209 16 Oct 2025
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Great release, installed it on my test board.

Responsive postbit is doable with a couple of flex rules.

That has been my experience as well.
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