Juventuz.com Custom Styles (1 Viewer)

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I got sick of waiting around for the bug I screenshotted to be squashed, so I put together a simple solution (Firefox only, though I'm sure there are equivalents), using the Stylish Add-on.

On that note, since you can change the appearance of pretty much anything you want, I've made a separate thread where people can share and request custom styles. I'll put up a general guide for using the Stylish add-on, then just post code snippets after that.

An example of a custom style
This is the code I used to hide the annoying Deleted Posts and Attachment icons.

1. Install the Stylish Add-on and restart Firefox.

2. Open up juventuz.com

3. Right-click the Stylish icon in the bottom-right corner (the S in a box) and go to Write new style -> for juventuz.com

4. Erase everything in the the box and paste the following code:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("juventuz.com") 
	{
		div.threaddetailicons
			{
				display:none;
			}
	}

4. Give the style a name and save it.

5. Voila!

 

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Here's the code to make the links inside posts 'visible' (right now they're the same colour as regular text). You an use your own colours or add stuff like underlines etc.

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);

@-moz-document domain("juventuz.com") 
	{
		.postcontent a:link {color:#3f4870 !important;}
		.postcontent a:visited, .postcontent a:hover, .postcontent a:active {color:#5b2db7 !important;}
	}

 

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You the man, dawg!

 

[Marty]

That's pretty nice

 

[JCK]

Does it work on Chrome?

 

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Does it work on Chrome?

Yep. You can download the Stylish extension for Chrome too, but the procedure is a little different. Once you've installed it, right-click the icon then click options. Create a new style for juventuz.com. The code is a tiny bit different

		div.threaddetails
			{
				display:none !important;
			}

		.postcontent a:link {color:#3f4870 !important;}
		.postcontent a:visited, .postcontent a:hover, .postcontent a:active {color:#5b2db7 !important;}

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Workaround for Opera?

 

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I don't use Opera, but try this