Based on the comments from this thread, I've updated the style sheet in a handful of places. You can check out the updates over in /r/ZetaBeta if you'd like to see what I'm talking about at any point. Let me know what you think, and just like before, the mods can ultimately choose what does and doesn't get implemented to /r/Zoophilia.

What I Changed

The Header: Due to a couple of complaints, the header is no longer animated by default. However, if you click on the rainbow icon at the top right of the page, it will enable the animation and you'll be able to see the colors in their intended glory. Based on a suggestion from /u/actuallynotazoophile, there's also stealthy mode, which makes the header more covert.

Contrast Mode: The remaining icon at the top right of the page is for visitors here who have a difficult time seeing. In this mode the contrast is higher, the text is larger, and the flairs are no longer colored. To test this mode I tried reading everything without my glasses, and while my vision isn't too terrible, the added contrast did help make things easier to read. Whether or not it was easier to stomach from an aesthetic standpoint is another matter, but anyways.

Bug Fixes: There were a handful of minor fixes which I won't go over, partially because they're not interesting, and partially because I've already forgotten what most of them were.

What I Didn't Change

The Flairs: Although the mods here have disabled the hover effect on the flairs, I would prefer to keep it enabled. When they're always expanded, they tend to clutter up the place. I feel that being able to expand them individually is still the best design choice.

Anything Pertaining to RES: I don't use RES, and as a result, I haven't been able to work at fixing whatever bugs may be lingering in it. I may get it at some point in the future so I can rectify this, but as it stands, I haven't touched anything specific to RES.

What I Would Like to Change

Image Flairs: /u/ulungu mentioned flairs with horseshoes or paws, and I do like the idea. What I want to do is find a balance between /r/CasualConversation's hover flairs and /r/MyLittlePony's image flairs. I haven't tried it yet, but I imagine it could get messy, which is why I'm not including it in the update as of yet.

Mobile Version: Contrast mode does help when using mobile, but at some point, I'd like to have a version specifically dedicated to mobile use. Again, it just seems like it could get messy, and I'd prefer to have everything more or less stable while presenting the updates.