Weird, that doesn't happen on my end, would you mind sharing your browser and any other styles/scripts you're running?
edit: Oh, it looks like you're using the other subscription panel script that was posted - mine is the one linked from this post.
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Pushed an update that fixes this - though I plan to add a settings menu soon that would let you choose to have it floating or scroll with the page, among other things.
Huh, are you running version 0.2 of the script? I pushed the sorting update not too long ago and I don't currently have it configured to auto-update. If you are up to date, would you mind telling me your browser and which monkey extension you're using?
I've compiled a quick list here of reputable and generally well-regarded tea vendors. I can’t vouch for all of these personally but have done my best to research each thoroughly. The list is pretty brief at the moment but of course open to expansion. Feel free to leave a comment if you've had a positive experience with a...
Paris is my favorite from them too! I remember their Dragon Pearl Jasmine being great when I tried it, as someone who also doesn't drink as much green tea. The Victorian London Fog has been on my to-try list for a while since I see it raved about so much.
That's a good point as well, I'll edit the post to be more clear - just wanted to make it clear that it's available in grocery stores as well as online.
Just a quick and dirty userscript to add some features I feel are super important. I'll probably look into creating some real PRs, but I figure the devs are probably in "put out fires" mode right now....
The script adds toggles for both features under the settings area so you can just toggle off comment collapsing if you already have a script that does that.
That was a fun read, thanks for sharing. I'm not so well versed in tea history so what I found most interesting was the little side article about how different tea preparation looked in that time period! It's unfortunate that that matcha-style method of preparation (if I understand it correctly) mainly fell out of favor in China early on due to production constraints. Lucky for us that it found a home somewhere else before doing so.
While browsing the site these past few days I noticed that some important-seeming elements like the pinned post indicator, post type indicators, and so on often seemed to get lost in the rest of the page. I made this style mostly for myself to fix those issues and a handful of other design gripes I had, but I thought I'd share...
I created this magazine as a space for all tea lovers, as well as those new to the hobby, to discuss anything they wish about the drink, from growing to preparation to consumption. Whether you want to spread the word about a favorite vendor or grower of yours, post a picture of your tea stash, or just share what you're drinking...
/m/kbinStyles seems like what you'd want, it's not super populated but I'm sure there's some knowledgeable people who could help you out. If you don't find help there you can also feel free to message me since I have some CSS knowledge.
Not sure about JS, but from some cursory experimentation there don't seem to be any limitations on what can be done with the custom CSS. It seems to just load whatever CSS code you put there into a style block at the top of the finalized page source, so anything goes really. I wouldn't be surprised to see limitations on this in the future since this could obviously lead to some annoyances from making the entire page invisible to overlaying a seizure gif onto everything.
As far as documentation I don't know of anything official, but /m/kbinStyles seems like your best bet for asking questions, alongside using inspect element to identify the elements you want to style while consulting a CSS reference like w3schools. Also iirc, browser extensions like Stylus let you create custom themes for sites while previewing them on the fly which would be pretty helpful here. As long as you're not trying to do anything crazy complex you could probably learn what you need to style a magazine in an afternoon!
I took a look at the code snippet you posted in that thread and it works when I apply it to my magazine, although it looks like the kbin-it theme overrides the vote colors, so if you happen to be using that or some other theme you'll have to slap on an !important tag to force it to use your colors. Like so:
Also, from reading over that thread, you mention that both the vote icons still appear white for you, do you mean for the colors to apply to votes that haven't been clicked on too? If so just removing ".active" from both of the style blocks should do the trick. As-is the color will only show if you actually click upvote or downvote, otherwise they'll both be white.
Keep in mind this'll only appear correct if the icons you use are all black in color, since it applies a filter on top of them to get to the correct color for active/inactive. To get around that you could make two sets of up/downvote icons with the appropriate coloring, one for active and one for inactive - just remove all the lines that say 'filter' and in the bottom two style blocks put background-image: url(link to your active up/downvote icon); instead.
OC Floating Subs List - a collapsible subscriptions panel with search, sorting, and magazine pinning (greasyfork.org)
https://i.imgur.com/va0ph9d.png...
Mockup: I'm a fan of having all my favorite subs/magazines to access on a glance.
List of reputable vendors
I've compiled a quick list here of reputable and generally well-regarded tea vendors. I can’t vouch for all of these personally but have done my best to research each thoroughly. The list is pretty brief at the moment but of course open to expansion. Feel free to leave a comment if you've had a positive experience with a...
OC kbin enhancement script: Userscript to collapse comments and add domains to names (greasyfork.org)
Just a quick and dirty userscript to add some features I feel are super important. I'll probably look into creating some real PRs, but I figure the devs are probably in "put out fires" mode right now....
A satirical debate between tea and wine from Tang Dynasty China
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OC I'm working on kleanbin, a "quality of life" theme that makes the kbin experience visually cleaner and clearer. (userstyles.world)
While browsing the site these past few days I noticed that some important-seeming elements like the pinned post indicator, post type indicators, and so on often seemed to get lost in the rest of the page. I made this style mostly for myself to fix those issues and a handful of other design gripes I had, but I thought I'd share...
Welcome to /m/tea!
I created this magazine as a space for all tea lovers, as well as those new to the hobby, to discuss anything they wish about the drink, from growing to preparation to consumption. Whether you want to spread the word about a favorite vendor or grower of yours, post a picture of your tea stash, or just share what you're drinking...
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