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[alexseanchai]

Can has ability to put stuff from feeds behind generic cuts now? Or to filter particular feeds (and users and comms) out of the network page? Because I keep having to scroll through stuff on icanhascheezburger_feed that's got font size FUCKING GINORMOUS and I no wanna.

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[instantramen]

If you're using Firefox (with Greasemonkey), Chrome, Opera, or any other browsers with user script support, I've found DW Post Expand/Collapse/Hide to be a pretty useful stand-in. You can pretty easily tweak the script to affect which post elements are hidden on collapse, too.

[alexseanchai]

Thanks

[instantramen]

No prob.

[somnolentblue]

I'd love the ability to put in my user settings that feeds (although not journal entries) automatically get cut after 100 words. See also feeds with spoilers, like John Rogers Leverage Q & A sessions and the True Blood posts that come through my network once a week.

Ironically, found you via my Network

[angel_negra]

After reading your post, I was messing around with the filter drop down from the nav bar, just to see if it would work. The 'journal only' 'comm only' and 'feed only' filters work on it. It's not perfect, but it'll let you get by the lolkats without scrolling.

Re: Ironically, found you via my Network

[alexseanchai]

Yeah, but I don't want to filter out all feeds. Not even all of the lolcat feed, really. Just the pain-in-the-ass posts. Which apparently wouldn't even be pain-in-the-ass posts if I were browsing with images on.

Re: Ironically, found you via my Network

[angel_negra]

Ah, gotcha. Yeah, it wasn't an ideal solution, but I figured I'd throw it out there incase the greasemonkey script didn't work for you. (I don't use a browser/OS gets a lot of plug-ins designed for it, so I try to look for alternate solutions.)

[matgb]

Browsing network; you can use custom CSS to hide any specific feed contents from displaying, some work I did on it, as well as others, in the comments to dw_suggestions: Automatically cut entries from syndicated feeds.

Or you can browse network while blanking feeds, /network?show=P&show=C will just show comms and journals.

If you just want to hide images from cheezburger, then
.journal-icanhascheezburger_feed img {display:none;} will do the job.
Or replace with .journal-type-Y yo hide images from all feeds. If you only want that to happen on your network page, put .page-network at the front of the line.

The more I play with CSS on DW, the more impressed I am with the job they did when coding the backend.

[alexseanchai]

That requires me to actually learn CSS. Thanks, though!