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!Coderpony I couldn't figure out how to make site-specific user stylesheet modifications in Chrome. As far as I can tell no site-specific syntax is recognized in Chrome (unlike Firefox)... I may have missed something in Chrome's inline editor that might let me permanently alter how I view RDN, but I also failed to figure that out. As far as I can tell, the inline editor is not like a user stylesheet in that way since it requires access to the original document to make permanent changes, so... Rather than go to the effort of learning how to create my own Tampermonkey script, etc., I decided to hack @minti's already oh-so cleverly coded !Mintrefresh. My modifications were crude, but effective so I've decided to post the modified function in case anypony is interested in using it. I don't intend this as a recommendation for !Mintrefresh, but I wouldn't object to it being used/adapted if Minti wants. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pZip-5AxGgw0cjwrkk8hJyAJM__6IGLxQLHYAcPiU58/edit
Monday, 05-Mar-12 10:47:38 UTC from web-
@ponydude sweetness! Does it also let me fix the background, choose the background size, and modify the background of the Popular Notices?
Monday, 05-Mar-12 10:52:53 UTC from web -
@ponydude That's a good point.. I didn't consider the fact that the code will change customized profiles. That's something I don't have the patience for unfortunately.. I don't know how you coder ponies do it.
Monday, 05-Mar-12 11:00:05 UTC from web -
@ponydude o.o that's simple enough.. I'm not as familiar with the page elements. I was thinking it'd require more effort.
Monday, 05-Mar-12 11:03:14 UTC from web -
@pony Chrome doesn't have user stylesheets built in. I use Stylish for that.
Monday, 05-Mar-12 17:24:27 UTC from web-
@minti Chrome has user stylesheets [i]sort of[/i], but they're almost useless since there's no way to make them site-specific. http://tydelong.wordpress.com/2010/11/02/user-stylesheets-in-chrome/
Monday, 05-Mar-12 21:37:33 UTC from web
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