I don't have any personal experience doing this sort of thing but using browser plugins like Greasemonkey for FireFox and TamperMonkey for Chrome you can alter others' websites look and behavior.

You should be able to relatively easily override the css of the site with these tools. If you need help using these I can try to provide support. I do web site implementation so I know javascript and css well, but not these particular plugins.

I can take a quick stab. Browser preference?

GreaseMonkey script pro nejlepši muž, Harmy

http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/152105

I updated the script so it looks a bit better on the thread browsing pages. Also, this script pretty much runs as is on Chrome, too.

Cheers!

While it's very cool that box has solved Harmy's problem, it would be even better if the forum admins would enable something other than "OT New Skool" in the forum skin preferences so everyone could select what they like.

^ this.

Also, it really shouldn't be that hard. I spent maybe an hour with Firefox and Firebug to figure out what CSS to override. If someone really wanted to do a nice job, unlike my quick and dirty hack, they could spend less than a day and create a decent alternative. Maybe the site could even support user-uploadable themes in the form of CSS files or even LESS/SASS files. That would be great.

Well, that hour included learning how to use GreaseMonkey, but yeah - there was a good deal of right-clicking on elements to see what their id or class was.

Still one hour versus how many have you put in for even small changes on your despecialization? I felt bad not trying to buy you a beer last summer when I was in Czech for a few weeks, so consider this a tip o' the hat and beer raised. T'uk!