cite
category: general [glöplog]
I can't get this "cite" thing to work. I've created a "userContent.css" file in the same directory as the example files. Nothing happens. (I'm just trying the "basic" method, not the one using the URIid extension.)
Any hints?
Any hints?
Never mind. Forgot a comma.
Sheesh. Me dumb.
Sheesh. Me dumb.
How does this work exactly? As in, where do i add the custom CSS in Firefox?
You're supposed to put it in "Documents and Settings/your_username/Application Data/Mozilla/Firefox/Profiles/something.XXX/chrome/"
Make a file called "userContent.css" with what's shown in the FAQ example, but of course change the ID numbers to whatever you want.
I haven't tried the extension version yet.
Make a file called "userContent.css" with what's shown in the FAQ example, but of course change the ID numbers to whatever you want.
I haven't tried the extension version yet.
Can you copy paste here what you put in your userContent.css file ?
At worst you'll need to put the !important rule in your CSS, e.g:
At worst you'll need to put the !important rule in your CSS, e.g:
Code:
tr[cite="4058"]
{
display:none !important;
}
be advised, shifter has persuaded me to switch from
<tr cite="(number)">
to
<tr class="cite-(number)">
so let me know if the new markup is working ok with
tr[class="cite-314159"]
...
changed it on bbs, prod and topic .php's
<tr cite="(number)">
to
<tr class="cite-(number)">
so let me know if the new markup is working ok with
tr[class="cite-314159"]
...
changed it on bbs, prod and topic .php's
Totally Fragging awesome faq entry.
ps: yep the new syntax works. Don't forget to update the FAQ ;)
p01: i did already :)
I saw, but you left :
Quote:
plus some references to the cite attribute here and there which are meaningless now or better, that should be replaced by the class="cite-#" attribute.body#www-pouet-net tr[cite="314159"],