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As theskymoves said, you gotta press backspace a few times before trying to type the desired command. For some reason the console in DA2 is like that.

Какие варианты обратно залогиниться через неработающую капчу? Заработало

In that case, try adding !important before ; in every line you want changed. And if you want some more classic colors, take a look at my CSS (Accessibility feedback, page 5). Can't claim it to be a perfect replica, just adding stuff to one of the pylonexyz edits.

Haha, good thing you've removed that margin-top: -1.6rem; on .drop-down ul.sublist, just found out it's mucking up the Options and Block user lines in the comments drop-downs Gotta fix my stuff too.

This happened to some users on Win7 here, so if you've also got that OS, they'll hardly ever fix it.

Had the same thing happen to my list recently Apparently, now they are automatically sorted by the game index number instead. Would very much prefer to have an alphabetical sorting option back.

Then every Collection page needs a huge banner saying something like "By pressing the Endorse button you're endorsing every single mod in this collection. Please, unendorse manually the mods you really didn't like". Simple No one will do it anyway, but at least we tried.

I've seen reports that Vortex sometimes corrupts the downloads, so you might want to check and redownload the mods you're using for her. This might be an item variation conflict (floating head sounds like it), if you've redressed her into another modded clothing item or installed another armor mod mid-playthrough. A list of installed mods is required to pinpoint any incompatibilities. First try redressing her into some vanilla robe, if it looks normal then her modded equipment (whatever she had on when this happened) certainly conflicts with something else. A sudden floating head/no head might also indicate a corrupted .utc file that you unknowingly installed with another mod pack / NPC overhaul mod (although, that's more likely to happen on a completely new playthrough rather than mid-playthrough as all equipment is backed into your save as soon as you enter a new location). Try looking through your Documents\BioWare\Dragon Age\packages\core\override or wherever Vortex stuffs the mods for any .utc files with her name and deleting them, then start a new game or at least find a save in/before Ostagar where you haven't yet entered the Corcari Wilds. Also, a floating head instead of armor sometimes shows up on modded items, if you haven't patched your exe with the 4 GB Patch.

Btw, this line .btn.inline-flex .icon {display: flex;} breaks the Manage mod rewards button here https://www.nexusmods.com/users/myaccount/?tab=my+files

New notification drop-down is inaccessible! It cuts off half of a notification. I don't want to "see all" to check one or two of them.

There already is a 30k downloads cutoff, thank you. I prefer my download history where it is now.

I'd say, a better option would be not to just delete download history but: 1. an option to hide the "Updated" badge on a mod you've downloaded but don't want to see updates for and 2. an option to have an additional column in your download history table for making short personal notes on modes (e.g. "never using this mod again", "using this for the next playthrough" and whatnot). That way you won't have to redownload what you didn't like once already. But as this would require even more storage capacity, I suppose, it's very unlikely to happen.

That's available through your download history page. When you're on a game's page, click your account icon in the top right corner, then Download history to get a list of mods you've already downloaded for that game sometime (e.g. https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage/users/myaccount?tab=download+history here I can see all mods I've ever downloaded for Dragon Age Origins). Or alternatively there's that little checkmark in the corner of mod tile pictures when you're browsing mods.

Or in the browser in case of manual downloads.

Downloading more than one file pertaining to one mod page (maybe, I'm picking and choosing as I don't want/need all of them), before I'll try to install them, of course. Isn't Nexus nowadays all about "gathering small mods on one page = good, splitting everything into separate pages = bad"?