Keep the Srcatch 2.0 interface for Scratch 3.0

megaman100

When I saw the interface for Scratch 3.0, I seemed to like Scratch 2.0 interface better. So, I was thinking that we could keep the 2.0 interface for the next version.

Charles12310

megaman100 wrote:
When I saw the interface for Scratch 3.0, I seemed to like Scratch 2.0 interface better. So, I was thinking that we could keep the 2.0 interface for the next version.

Yes but if you are suggesting to get rid of the 3.0 interface because it looks horrible then no.

_Circuit-

It would be cool to see a Themes option, probably as a dropdown menu next to the File dropdown menu. When you click it, it would show a few themes like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2, command line, and so on. When you choose one, it would save your project and refresh the page, with the new theme enabled.

chexbox

_Circuit- wrote:
It would be cool to see a Themes option, probably as a dropdown menu next to the File dropdown menu. When you click it, it would show a few themes like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2, command line, and so on. When you choose one, it would save your project and refresh the page, with the new theme enabled.

And, in scratch 3.0, custom CSS themes.

Garamol56

chexbox wrote:
_Circuit- wrote:
It would be cool to see a Themes option, probably as a dropdown menu next to the File dropdown menu. When you click it, it would show a few themes like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2, command line, and so on. When you choose one, it would save your project and refresh the page, with the new theme enabled.
And, in scratch 3.0, custom CSS themes.

I would really like to be able to create custom CSS themes.

myeducate

No support. Why get rid of all the work they've done now. Implemented CSS themes are not good either as it could open up vulnerabilities.

myeducate

Garamol56 wrote:
chexbox wrote:
_Circuit- wrote:
It would be cool to see a Themes option, probably as a dropdown menu next to the File dropdown menu. When you click it, it would show a few themes like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2, command line, and so on. When you choose one, it would save your project and refresh the page, with the new theme enabled.
And, in scratch 3.0, custom CSS themes.
I would really like to be able to create custom CSS themes.

Also don't necropost please/

-ShadowOfTheFuture-

myeducate wrote:
Garamol56 wrote:
chexbox wrote:
_Circuit- wrote:
It would be cool to see a Themes option, probably as a dropdown menu next to the File dropdown menu. When you click it, it would show a few themes like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2, command line, and so on. When you choose one, it would save your project and refresh the page, with the new theme enabled.
And, in scratch 3.0, custom CSS themes.
I would really like to be able to create custom CSS themes.
Also don't necropost please/

Necroposting is allowed in Suggestions.

Inkulumo

No support at all. Just add a themes option, allowing for smaller blocks and recoloring.

calulord

myeducate wrote:
No support. Why get rid of all the work they've done now. Implemented CSS themes are not good either as it could open up vulnerabilities.

Sunk cost fallacy.

CosmicBunBun

calulord wrote:
myeducate wrote:
No support. Why get rid of all the work they've done now. Implemented CSS themes are not good either as it could open up vulnerabilities.

Sunk cost fallacy.

Except it's a valid point. 3.0 has entirely been built from the ground up, and getting rid of that makes no sense whatsoever from a development standpoint.

Anyways, I doubt it. Even when people complained that the block padding was way too large, Scratch just temporarily shrunk it by 10% and called it a week.

badatprogrammingibe

CosmicBunBun wrote:
calulord wrote:
myeducate wrote:
No support. Why get rid of all the work they've done now. Implemented CSS themes are not good either as it could open up vulnerabilities.

Sunk cost fallacy.

Except it's a valid point. 3.0 has entirely been built from the ground up, and getting rid of that makes no sense whatsoever from a development standpoint.

Anyways, I doubt it. Even when people complained that the block padding was way too large, Scratch just temporarily shrunk it by 10% and called it a week.

Still a fallacy.

python_megapixel

myeducate wrote:
Implemented CSS themes are not good either as it could open up vulnerabilities.

What vulnerabilities? You could block

url()

so nobody can load data from an external source.

Haz-_-

No support why waste the art/coding the ST put into this?
Just get used to it, its like how scratch 1.4 has a Wayyy Different interface from now

Last edited by Haz-_- (Feb. 23, 2018 07:59:28)

badatprogrammingibe

Haz-_- wrote:
No support why waste the art/coding the ST put into this?
Just get used to it, its like how scratch 1.4 has a Wayyy Different interface from now

What are you talking about?
The interface is almost identical, except the player is on the other side.

Haz-_-

badatprogrammingibe wrote:
Haz-_- wrote:
No support why waste the art/coding the ST put into this?
Just get used to it, its like how scratch 1.4 has a Wayyy Different interface from now
What are you talking about?
The interface is almost identical, except the player is on the other side.

No like the different shades and colors

Last edited by Haz-_- (Feb. 23, 2018 08:05:12)

Botcho_Otkho

_Circuit- wrote:
It would be cool to see a Themes option, probably as a dropdown menu next to the File dropdown menu. When you click it, it would show a few themes like Scratch 1.0, Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2, command line, and so on. When you choose one, it would save your project and refresh the page, with the new theme enabled.

I was thinking the same!

megaman100

Inkulumo wrote:
No support at all. Just add a themes option, allowing for smaller blocks and recoloring.

I don't support this suggestion anymore. Check out this suggestion for themes instead!

https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/283198/

Last edited by megaman100 (Feb. 23, 2018 19:37:02)

dude341

myeducate wrote:
No support. Why get rid of all the work they've done now. Implemented CSS themes are not good either as it could open up vulnerabilities.

Does CSS support scripting now? TBH I know nothing about CSS but I'm pretty sure it can only describe the style of a page.

TEAMWFS

myeducate wrote:
No support. Why get rid of all the work they've done now. Implemented CSS themes are not good either as it could open up vulnerabilities.

If you mean adding inappropriate CSS, then make CSS creator-only so that only the person that made the CSS can use it.

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