<![CDATA[Curves UI - Portal]]> https://www.curvesui.com/ Tue, 14 Jul 2026 22:40:21 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Mastering the Art of Automated Delight with Cookie Clicker]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=598 Thu, 23 Apr 2026 06:50:24 +0000 Lyell]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=598 Cookie Clicker.
Introduction: The Simple Start to Sweet Success
At its core, Cookie Clicker begins with a single, massive cookie. Your goal? Click it. Each click generates one cookie. Simple, right? But this seemingly mundane act quickly blossoms into a complex web of automation and strategic decision-making. It’s a game about managing resources (cookies!), investing in upgrades, and watching your production skyrocket from a few crumbs per second to quadrillions per nanosecond. While it might seem like a passive experience, there’s a surprising amount of depth for those who want to truly master their cookie kingdom.
Gameplay: From Clicker to Cookie Kingpin
Your journey in Cookie Clicker unfolds in stages:
  • The Manual Grind: Initially, you'll be furiously clicking the giant cookie. This is your initial capital.
  • The First Purchases: Your earliest acquisitions will be “Cursors” – little virtual hands that click for you, even when you’re not. Then come grandmas, farms, factories, and even interdimensional portals, each generating cookies per second (CPS). This is where the "store management" aspect truly kicks in. You're constantly evaluating which upgrades will give you the best return on investment.
  • Upgrades, Upgrades, Upgrades: This is the lifeblood of your cookie empire. Every building has multiple tiers of upgrades that dramatically boost their production. Beyond building-specific enhancements, you’ll unlock powerful global upgrades, heavenly upgrades (after "ascension," a soft reset mechanic that grants permanent bonuses), and even sugar lumps that further enhance your abilities.
  • The Golden Cookie Chase: Keep an eye out for golden cookies that randomly appear. Clicking them grants temporary but powerful buffs, from massive cookie injections to double CPS for a limited time. These moments of active engagement provide thrilling bursts of progress.
  • Ascension and Beyond: Eventually, your progress will slow down. This is where "ascension" comes in. By resetting your game, you gain "Heavenly Chips," a new currency that unlocks powerful permanent upgrades, making your next playthrough even faster and more efficient. It’s a brilliant loop that keeps the game fresh and rewarding.
Tips for Aspiring Cookie Moguls:
  • Balance Manual and Automated: Don't neglect clicking in the early game, but prioritize automating as soon as possible. Your fingers will thank you!
  • Prioritize Upgrades: Always check the cost-to-benefit ratio of upgrades. Sometimes a cheaper upgrade for a low-producing building can offer a bigger boost than an expensive one for your top performer.
  • Golden Cookie Discipline: Learn to recognize the different golden cookie effects. Sometimes it's better to wait for a specific combination (like a "Frenzy" followed by a "Click Frenzy") to maximize your gains.
  • Don't Fear Ascension: It might seem counter-intuitive to reset, but ascension is key to long-term progress. Embrace it to unlock game-changing permanent bonuses.
  • Experiment and Explore: Cookie Clicker has a surprising number of hidden achievements, mini-games, and seasonal events. Dive in and discover them!
Conclusion: The Joy of Uninterrupted Growth
Cookie Clicker is more than just a game; it's a fascinating experiment in exponential growth and the satisfying pursuit of ever-larger numbers. It’s a perfect "store management" game for those who enjoy the thrill of optimization without the stress of traditional business simulation. So, go ahead, start clicking, invest wisely, and watch your cookie empire flourish beyond your wildest dreams. Happy baking!]]> Cookie Clicker.
Introduction: The Simple Start to Sweet Success
At its core, Cookie Clicker begins with a single, massive cookie. Your goal? Click it. Each click generates one cookie. Simple, right? But this seemingly mundane act quickly blossoms into a complex web of automation and strategic decision-making. It’s a game about managing resources (cookies!), investing in upgrades, and watching your production skyrocket from a few crumbs per second to quadrillions per nanosecond. While it might seem like a passive experience, there’s a surprising amount of depth for those who want to truly master their cookie kingdom.
Gameplay: From Clicker to Cookie Kingpin
Your journey in Cookie Clicker unfolds in stages:
  • The Manual Grind: Initially, you'll be furiously clicking the giant cookie. This is your initial capital.
  • The First Purchases: Your earliest acquisitions will be “Cursors” – little virtual hands that click for you, even when you’re not. Then come grandmas, farms, factories, and even interdimensional portals, each generating cookies per second (CPS). This is where the "store management" aspect truly kicks in. You're constantly evaluating which upgrades will give you the best return on investment.
  • Upgrades, Upgrades, Upgrades: This is the lifeblood of your cookie empire. Every building has multiple tiers of upgrades that dramatically boost their production. Beyond building-specific enhancements, you’ll unlock powerful global upgrades, heavenly upgrades (after "ascension," a soft reset mechanic that grants permanent bonuses), and even sugar lumps that further enhance your abilities.
  • The Golden Cookie Chase: Keep an eye out for golden cookies that randomly appear. Clicking them grants temporary but powerful buffs, from massive cookie injections to double CPS for a limited time. These moments of active engagement provide thrilling bursts of progress.
  • Ascension and Beyond: Eventually, your progress will slow down. This is where "ascension" comes in. By resetting your game, you gain "Heavenly Chips," a new currency that unlocks powerful permanent upgrades, making your next playthrough even faster and more efficient. It’s a brilliant loop that keeps the game fresh and rewarding.
Tips for Aspiring Cookie Moguls:
  • Balance Manual and Automated: Don't neglect clicking in the early game, but prioritize automating as soon as possible. Your fingers will thank you!
  • Prioritize Upgrades: Always check the cost-to-benefit ratio of upgrades. Sometimes a cheaper upgrade for a low-producing building can offer a bigger boost than an expensive one for your top performer.
  • Golden Cookie Discipline: Learn to recognize the different golden cookie effects. Sometimes it's better to wait for a specific combination (like a "Frenzy" followed by a "Click Frenzy") to maximize your gains.
  • Don't Fear Ascension: It might seem counter-intuitive to reset, but ascension is key to long-term progress. Embrace it to unlock game-changing permanent bonuses.
  • Experiment and Explore: Cookie Clicker has a surprising number of hidden achievements, mini-games, and seasonal events. Dive in and discover them!
Conclusion: The Joy of Uninterrupted Growth
Cookie Clicker is more than just a game; it's a fascinating experiment in exponential growth and the satisfying pursuit of ever-larger numbers. It’s a perfect "store management" game for those who enjoy the thrill of optimization without the stress of traditional business simulation. So, go ahead, start clicking, invest wisely, and watch your cookie empire flourish beyond your wildest dreams. Happy baking!]]> <![CDATA[Missing post editor menu]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=579 Mon, 09 Mar 2026 22:21:13 +0000 lizazelle]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=579 This is a super clean, contemporary theme. I dig it!
However, I'm missing the edit menu that allows formatting, images, and attachments, which I see you have working here. 
Is this a theme setting, or am I missing it in the settings?
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Missing editor bits.]]> This is a super clean, contemporary theme. I dig it!
However, I'm missing the edit menu that allows formatting, images, and attachments, which I see you have working here. 
Is this a theme setting, or am I missing it in the settings?
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Missing editor bits.]]> <![CDATA[Double avatar images in inbox, editor tabs not viewable in other languages]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=578 Wed, 31 Dec 2025 23:37:34 +0000 jugigi]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=578
  1. When writing a new thread, message and options cards are not visible if used in any other language than english. 
  2. When entering inbox there are two avatars of sender next to each other
  3. In mobile when quick reply is not enabled, cant answer message
  4. In mobile there is no button for direct accessing messages, except when cliked on account settings.
  5. No view unread posts and other standard functions in forum header
  6. in quick reply quote in message cannot be removed even with editing private.php file


How to fix those issues, i did clean install with only recommended plugins by the theme.
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  1. When writing a new thread, message and options cards are not visible if used in any other language than english. 
  2. When entering inbox there are two avatars of sender next to each other
  3. In mobile when quick reply is not enabled, cant answer message
  4. In mobile there is no button for direct accessing messages, except when cliked on account settings.
  5. No view unread posts and other standard functions in forum header
  6. in quick reply quote in message cannot be removed even with editing private.php file


How to fix those issues, i did clean install with only recommended plugins by the theme.
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]]> <![CDATA[Thumbnails help]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=577 Fri, 19 Dec 2025 07:02:59 +0000 Vlasta]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=577
Also - how can I put my own logo?]]>
Also - how can I put my own logo?]]> <![CDATA[Promising but incomplete support for RTL languages]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=576 Sat, 13 Dec 2025 12:39:40 +0000 Sugoi]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=576
One gripe I have with it is incomplete support for RTL languages.
Text-heavy components are mostly compliant, but more structural, grid-like ones seem to have some hard-coded left-to-right directionality and aligning.

Since our community is Hebrew speaking, I'm going to work on fixing these issues for our community anyways, so I thought if it could be done "right" way where it also contributes to this project then it'd be nice (this also helps millions of speakers of other RTL languages like Arabic and Persian).

Tell me if you think adding RTL support is a good idea, and if so how you're imagining something like this would look like in terms of the template structure and styling.

For illustration only, adding some pictures of the visual "bugs" observed when an RTL language is forced on the theme in its current state:


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One gripe I have with it is incomplete support for RTL languages.
Text-heavy components are mostly compliant, but more structural, grid-like ones seem to have some hard-coded left-to-right directionality and aligning.

Since our community is Hebrew speaking, I'm going to work on fixing these issues for our community anyways, so I thought if it could be done "right" way where it also contributes to this project then it'd be nice (this also helps millions of speakers of other RTL languages like Arabic and Persian).

Tell me if you think adding RTL support is a good idea, and if so how you're imagining something like this would look like in terms of the template structure and styling.

For illustration only, adding some pictures of the visual "bugs" observed when an RTL language is forced on the theme in its current state:


[Image: image.png]

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[Image: image.png]]]> <![CDATA[Cannot switch between languages via footer outside of index page]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=575 Fri, 12 Dec 2025 20:35:50 +0000 Sugoi]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=575
This fixed the problem on my system, so I issued a respective pull request with the change, tell me what you think:
https://github.com/mybbgroup/CurvesUI/pull/21]]>
This fixed the problem on my system, so I issued a respective pull request with the change, tell me what you think:
https://github.com/mybbgroup/CurvesUI/pull/21]]> <![CDATA[box-shadow]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=570 Sat, 22 Nov 2025 20:11:39 +0000 Gordie]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=570 I also like the look it gave to the memberlist.

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Before:

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]]> <![CDATA[nav bar help]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=569 Thu, 20 Nov 2025 12:52:49 +0000 Gordie]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=569 Is there a simple way to allow the collapsible menu on both views? Instead of the regular nave bar?

I've tinkered with the header template but with all the different classes for both views, I don't want to mess it up.
I'm using the Curves UI theme.]]> Is there a simple way to allow the collapsible menu on both views? Instead of the regular nave bar?

I've tinkered with the header template but with all the different classes for both views, I don't want to mess it up.
I'm using the Curves UI theme.]]> <![CDATA[Buddylist]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=568 Tue, 18 Nov 2025 13:28:09 +0000 Gordie]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=568 <![CDATA[Getting better]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=567 Sat, 15 Nov 2025 21:48:59 +0000 Gordie]]> https://www.curvesui.com/showthread.php?tid=567 And also very quick on the support. The theme is getting better with each update.
Hats off to you.]]> And also very quick on the support. The theme is getting better with each update.
Hats off to you.]]>