I'm gradually working on the CSS for my subs. When I feel I've got something that might be worth applying site wide I'll let you know.

I could work on flair but it seems more pressing to me that all of those endless tips I was offering could likely be solved with CSS - so I'm aiming to tweak the ergonomics and improve the GUI if I can.

The biggest problem I see is the "Continue this thread" visibility. I wanted to change it from small purple to large bold orange text. However, this came across my radar. I don't know if it is of any value.

Also, I'd appreciate any tips or leads on changing the CSS. In particular I want to change specific text that is common throughout.

For example, below this frame I'm typing in is "permalink" "save" "disable inbox replies" "delete" and "reply". There's also "content policy" and "formatting help". All of them are perfectly subdued. There's also large buttons with "save" and "cancel". I wouldn't mind improving the look of the "save" and "cancel" buttons but I'd really like to tweak the appearance of "reply" - the only thing I commonly use.

For another example, above this frame I'd also like to customize this line: "[–] JasonCarswell [S] 1 insightful - 0 funny - 8 minutes ago".

I've never seen such shitty hard to read documentation about anything ever - than trying to learn CSS for Reddit. So bad.