Panfandom/Stardew Valley RP Theme Request

[Pumpkin]

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I am in the process of refining a role play forum based mainly around Stardew Valley, with inspiration from other games. While I have figured out how plugins and such work, I'm pretty bad at making and applying skins.

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Preferred colors: Beach like; yellows, blues, etc. Forums/posts must have a white or almost-white background.

Plugins: Here are the plugins I already have, I'm willing to get more if you think it's necessary.
Yootil
Monetary System
Word Counter
Easy Affiliate Table
VDice
Spoiler Tags
Staff PMs
Remove Followers/Friends Feature
Sticky Thread Divider
Quick Reply BBCode Buttons
Notifications in Browser Tab
Thread Descriptions
Smilie Dropdown
Color Palette
Style Tag
Sidebar Redux

Aesthetics: While it's currently a small town based role play, the size will grow into multi-nation (esque) as the community grows. I'd like something that can handle the growing pains. In short, something clean and simple. Easy to read font, etc.

Desired Features: When I hover over links, board titles, etc, I'd like them to change in appearance. Whether that's spaced out, bolded, or anything else is up to you. I don't know how I managed to change the info section, nor do I know how to change it back. If you could put it back to normal for me, that'd be great too. Forum width is not set in stone, but the sidebar is (200px wide).

Images: I threw together the affiliate buttons (88x31) and the logo (1200x300) just as place holders until I can get something nicer made. If you're able to improve on them, please do. It's not a requirement, though, and I may be able to find help elsewhere.

Extra Information: I have a Discord available if that makes it easier, pumpkin-sized moon#6557. There's a link in the forum to its server as well, which is another way to get ahold of me. If I'm slow to reply here, the site's shoutbox at the bottom should allow guests.

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I hope this is in the right place, and not too much details requested. I read the tips sticky as a guideline for this post. If you have any questions or suggestions, please let me know!