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Intrusive thought: I like injecting custom css into website to make them my own (usually changing colors and fonts), but what if I store my colours and font preferences as an atproto record that each website would read?

Lorenzo Pecchio

@lorenzopecchio.com

Atproto is not the best solution, a simple set of standard css variables and a browser extension will do the trick, but this thought came naturally when thinking on how to create Easter eggs (like your rpg.actor roaming around my website if you log in)

13/8/26, 4:29 pm0 reposts1 like

Joe Germuska

@joe.germuska.com

3 Sept

a bit like site.standard.theme.basic maybe? lexicon.garden/lexicon/did:...

lexicon.gardensite.standard.theme.basicATProtocol lexicon schema by standard.site

Lorenzo Pecchio

@lorenzopecchio.com

4 Sept

Yes, but is that used only for external integrations (like the Bluesky button) or also for the web content itself? Then, is it linked to single publications or can be used for whole websites? The idea is to let the reader choose the theme to be used in every website that supports this

Lorenzo Pecchio

@lorenzopecchio.com

13 Aug

It'll probably be a nightmare to design websites to support each user custom style preferences, but I find it kind of intriguing