Colors ruthlessly overridden
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11 posts,
3 voices
iaindalton
User
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Links to articles that haven't been written yet should be red, not blue. Keywords in search results links should be blue, not black. |
Grant Stavely
Script's Author
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I'm breaking this out to be an option. |
auscompgeek
User
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Grant, if you do, could you make it the default? (new articles links in red) |
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Grant Stavely
Script's Author
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I'll work something out. Until then, you can always edit the script as installed. Sorry to keep saying that, I've been busy, and hope to get the source and build environment on github asap. Replace:
With (assuming your default link color is #fff red)
... using the colors you want to use for blue, black, and so on. |
auscompgeek
User
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Grant, that's not what we mean... |
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Grant Stavely
Script's Author
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Oh, written, not read. Yeah landing on a stub is frustrating, great suggestion. |
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auscompgeek
User
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Hmm... not just that, background colours in tables are also changed to the default grey... take http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_Inte... for example. |
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auscompgeek
User
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Ah, I found the class for "new" links, it's
// New link color!
if (GM_getValue('newColor') == undefined) {
GM_setValue('newColor', 'red');
}
// All that other stuff...
if (GM_getValue('newColor') !== null) {
try {
GM_addStyle("a.new{text-decoration: none;color: " + GM_getValue('newColor') + " !important;font-weight: normal;}");
}
catch(err) {}
}
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Grant Stavely
Script's Author
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Thanks auscompgeek, that's great stuff. |
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auscompgeek
User
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Oh, also found the class for stub links: |
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auscompgeek
User
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I believe this is fixed in the latest version. |
