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Removed: ~~I'm surprised that no one's mentioned it by now~~ ([nvm, just saw the part about css and html here](https://github.com/orgs/fluxerapp/discussions/321#discussioncomment-16562723), however I don't think simple markdown is enough for what I'd like out of something like this), but seeing as css customization is a thing and also community themes being added eventually, I think a channel that could benefit from that would be one that has its own customizable objects and classes for bot devs or any other dev to add better interfaces for their projects.Added: ~~I'm surprised that no one's mentioned it by now~~ ([nvm, just saw the part about css and html here](https://feedback.fluxer.com/p/929/c/2336), however I don't think simple markdown is enough for what I'd like out of something like this), but seeing as css customization is a thing and also community themes being added eventually, I think a channel that could benefit from that would be one that has its own customizable objects and classes for bot devs or any other dev to add better interfaces for their projects.edit:
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I'm surprised that no one's mentioned it by now (nvm, just saw the part about css and html here, however I don't think simple markdown is enough for what I'd like out of something like this), but seeing as css customization is a thing and also community themes being added eventually, I think a channel that could benefit from that would be one that has its own customizable objects and classes for bot devs or any other dev to add better interfaces for their projects. edit: Having access to more advanced UI customization than simple markdown would also help with devs not having to host dashboards offsite and making it more accessible. Being able to tab through more than one UI using the same channel will also make stuff appear more clean. That way you can have a channel for all bot UIs with each having their own interactions, and then one for separate documentation on other stuff with their own document trees.
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I'm surprised that no one's mentioned it by now (nvm, just saw the part about css and html here, however I don't think simple markdown is enough for what I'd like out of something like this), but seeing as css customization is a thing and also community themes being added eventually, I think a channel that could benefit from that would be one that has its own customizable objects and classes for bot devs or any other dev to add better interfaces for their projects. edit: Having access to more advanced UI customization than simple markdown would also help with devs not having to host dashboards offsite and making it more accessible. Being able to tab through more than one UI using the same channel will also make stuff appear more clean. That way you can have a channel for all bot UIs with each having their own interactions, and then one for separate documentation on other stuff with their own document trees.