Fannish Browsing Tools, Part 2

Dec 04, 2007 17:26

I don't know if this is a good time to make this post, but then I don't know when IS a good time, what with all the hell and all the handbaskets. It's a list of some bells and whistles for LJ, LJ clones, and other fannish places. See also Part OneI use some of these a lot; some not at all. I am not endorsing any of them. As with anything you ( Read more... )

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trascendenza December 7 2007, 19:03:17 UTC
Ah, this post is so very much love. <3 I just installed about half the stuff from this one and the previous one. *g* I was curious--how did you change the colors on the ljwho links? I'm test-running it now and sort of hate the red/black/green scheme. I also really appreciate you sharing the modifications to the comments in ?style=mine in the last post, because that was exactly what I wanted from the script.

I, too, love the way the little contextual hover tells me if I'm in a community or not. It makes my compulsive leaving/re-joining of communities so much easier. I think the only thing I really wish it would have is a link to userpics; 90% of the time I'm more interested in looking at people's icons before I even go to their profile. But I'm just kind of rambling, now. Modifying browser space is just too much fun.

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gnatkip December 8 2007, 01:27:48 UTC
"Modifying browser space is just too much fun." I KNOW, RIGHT?! Hee!

Oh yay! Did the ?style=mine changes work for you?

The hover does link to userpics, if you click on their default. Unless I'm misunderstanding. I wish it linked to their friends page, though.

About ljwho: It's been so long since I fiddled with it, I'd forgotten what I did. ;) Ok, near the top of the code, there's this:

var color = "#88FF88;";
if (!realName) {
color = "#FF8888";
}
child.setAttribute("style",
"cursor: pointer; " +
"margin: 4px; font-weight: bold; font-size: 8px; " +
"background-color: black; color: " + color + ";");
if (realName) {
child.setAttribute("title", realName);
}

And then at the bottom of the code there's this:

if (realName != "") {
thisSpan.style.color = "#88FF88;";
} else {
thisSpan.style.color = "#FF8888";
}
In both places, #88FF88 is the text color for names that have been annotated, and #FF8888 is the text color for names that have not yet been annotated. You can change these to whatever you want. (Change them both places ( ... )

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Part 1 gnatkip December 8 2007, 01:39:03 UTC
How I changed my ljwho script:

// ljwho user script ( ... )

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Part 2, blankety-blank comment character limit gnatkip December 8 2007, 01:43:19 UTC

function getCompleteText(node ( ... )

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Re: Part 2, blankety-blank comment character limit la_fono December 8 2007, 22:48:31 UTC
Um, hi. You are so many kinds of cool, I don't know where to start...

*code!thrill*

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Re: Part 2, blankety-blank comment character limit trascendenza December 16 2007, 06:26:02 UTC
Oooooh, this is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing that! I love the very visible differentiation between folks with notes and folks without. *admires your coding mastery*

And thus far the my style changes have worked perfectly! I've been adoring the not having to constantly hit my bookmarklet to change every comment page manually.

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Re: Part 2, blankety-blank comment character limit gnatkip December 16 2007, 18:01:14 UTC
Hee, boutell did all the awesome parts; I just fiddled with it.

I'm so glad it worked! <3

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