I'm searching for a Dark styled CSS for Danbooru. I've seen a lot across the web but nothing of them really worked out. Nearly all of my often visited websites are dark styled. Danbooru is the only one with white layout. As I am a total beginner with CSS, I'd like to ask you for your assistance.
There's also a very simple background dimmer mentioned in forum #90602, which you could incorporate into your profile's custom CSS to be browser-independent:
For me, #C0C0C0 works much nicer than grey. A version of that which doesn't change search boxes, the popups ("post was favorited," etc), and especially the note boxes and their contents would make me a very happy camper.
@Gollgagh You forgot about Artist Commentary section, it now has partially white background. Partially because the background of the commentary text is changed but the frame, header, and original/translated menu is white with your CSS code.
(I've used #dfdfdf instead of grey) is that it recolors pretty much everything. I like that it also changes background of search and input fields, drop-down lists, check boxes, and mouseover background in lists (tag search results, forum, post's tag history, etc). What I do not like though, is that it messes up translation notes and you lose some specific non-white backgrounds, like the ones in user records.
Would it be possible to get something like it but without those problems?
I do cover most everything in topic #9588, which Type-kun already linked. I merely cut it down and recolored it for the main sections in the snippet above. If you want further refinement, everything that I've tweaked is more or less commented in that topic, so you can cherry-pick parts of that as necessary.
Regarding the second, I'm no CSS genius, so take this with a healthy dose of salt. I believe the problem is thus: you can do two things with CSS: 1. You can style everything with the broad stroke of a simple one-line command 2. You can style lots of little things
Dumping the same color paint all over everything at once is fine in itself -especially if you're happy with the result- but one should not be surprised that you have to go back and repaint little details that were lost in the dumpage.