Note to Firefox/Blogliners
Submitted by jim on Tue, 12/21/2004 - 09:03
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I realize this is probably a miniscule portion of my readership, but if Firefox is your browser of choice, and you subscribe to Listology's feed via Bloglines, you've probably noticed that spoilers are not spoilerized when you read the feed in Bloglines. You can fix this by adding this code to your userContent.css file in your "chrome" directory:
.blog .content-main .blog-main div .spoiler { color: #fff; }
It will make the spoilers work properly when Bloglines displays an entry in a white row, and will still make the text faint enough to be obscure when the entry is in a grey row.
As one of that small minority (heck, probably the only member), I thank you. Of course, I was only reading the feed from the front page, which I don't think had any spoilers on it. Nonetheless.
Wait - Bloglines claims 17 people subscribe to that feed. I'm not the only one.
Ah, but how many of those 17 use Firefox?
(all of them, hopefully)
Anyhoo, you're welcome!
Actually, it is possible (and amazingly, easier) to make a user style sheet in IE. And you can make it as a separate css file and store it anywhere on your drive you want, unlike FF. Just go to Options and click the Accessibility button, and specify the location of your css file.
Good to know, thanks!