fanofcena wrote:
You need to fix the css for the messages element , it just looks over wide ..
@LiquidMetal . javascript extensions work cross platform ..
Its just you need GreaseMonkey [firefox] or Chromium / Chrome
I'm not sure what i can do about it; it's the image the main site uses. And i think it's that the forums are too thin, not the bar too wide. ;P
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scimonster wrote:
fanofcena wrote:
You need to fix the css for the messages element , it just looks over wide ..
@LiquidMetal . javascript extensions work cross platform ..
Its just you need GreaseMonkey [firefox] or Chromium / ChromeI'm not sure what i can do about it; it's the image the main site uses. And i think it's that the forums are too thin, not the bar too wide. ;P
// Here is what u can do :P var container = document.getElementById('notificationcontainer').style; // Now this is very hacky solution but works perfect. container.width = 730px; container.left = 20px; // Rememeber our position is relative; container.backgroundSize = '100%'; // This makes it resize the image as per the given screen /* Though instead of all this hacky mess u can just declare a css class that can look like the top bar BECAUSE U DONT NEED IMAGES ATALL FOR SO BASIC ELEMENTS but oh well */
By the way he forum being thin or the bar being wide are just two methods to see the same issue
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The glass is half full, and half empty.
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fanofcena wrote:
scimonster wrote:
fanofcena wrote:
You need to fix the css for the messages element , it just looks over wide ..
@LiquidMetal . javascript extensions work cross platform ..
Its just you need GreaseMonkey [firefox] or Chromium / ChromeI'm not sure what i can do about it; it's the image the main site uses. And i think it's that the forums are too thin, not the bar too wide. ;P
Code:
// Here is what u can do :P var container = document.getElementById('notificationcontainer').style; // Now this is very hacky solution but works perfect. container.width = 730px; container.left = 20px; // Rememeber our position is relative; container.backgroundSize = '100%'; // This makes it resize the image as per the given screen /* Though instead of all this hacky mess u can just declare a css class that can look like the top bar BECAUSE U DONT NEED IMAGES ATALL FOR SO BASIC ELEMENTS but oh well */By the way he forum being thin or the bar being wide are just two methods to see the same issue
Nice solution. I'll play with it and see if it works.
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scimonster wrote:
fanofcena wrote:
scimonster wrote:
I'm not sure what i can do about it; it's the image the main site uses. And i think it's that the forums are too thin, not the bar too wide. ;P
Code:
// Here is what u can do :P var container = document.getElementById('notificationcontainer').style; // Now this is very hacky solution but works perfect. container.width = 730px; container.left = 20px; // Rememeber our position is relative; container.backgroundSize = '100%'; // This makes it resize the image as per the given screen /* Though instead of all this hacky mess u can just declare a css class that can look like the top bar BECAUSE U DONT NEED IMAGES ATALL FOR SO BASIC ELEMENTS but oh well */By the way he forum being thin or the bar being wide are just two methods to see the same issue
Nice solution. I'll play with it and see if it works.
Perhaps if you remember i posted something for the 60 second problem , you can include that to this .. just intercept the event for submit button and then store the data on localStorage , fire automatically when 60 seconds is done :-)
Last edited by fanofcena (2012-04-30 04:00:45)
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veggieman001 wrote:
The glass is half full, and half empty.
Depends whether you're drinking the water, or pouring the water.
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GeonoTRON2000 wrote:
veggieman001 wrote:
The glass is half full, and half empty.
Depends whether you're drinking the water, or pouring the water.
Both
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how do you get a moving profile picture?????
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doctorsaul wrote:
how do you get a moving profile picture?????
When asking a question, you should make a new thread, instead of posting in a random existing one (that's also over a month old).
In answer to your question though, it needs to be an animated GIF.
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It can't install on chrome now because it isn't from the chrome web store.
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joefarebrother wrote:
It can't install on chrome now because it isn't from the chrome web store.
Download it, go to chrome://chrome/extensions/, and drag it in.
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I modified it so it now runs on the wiki. Here is the link.
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My modification does not work in Firefox. I have confirmed it works in Chrome. It may or may not work in other browsers.
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I updated the script so that it won't adjust the scroll if there aren't new messages. 1) it's unnecessary and 2) it caused me some annoyances, because i already started scrolling.
People with it already will have to reinstall.
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Ooh yay
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On google chrome I get this...
Apps and userscripts can only be got from the webstore.
Is there a way to stop this?
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Martiscratch wrote:
On google chrome I get this...
Apps and userscripts can only be got from the webstore.
Is there a way to stop this?
Hmm, that's rather annoying. Not that i know of.
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There is. When you download the userscript, leave the download bar open. Then go to the Extensions Page (Tools > Extensions) and drag the userscript file on to the page. It will ask you if you want to install and you press yes or okay.
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An error came up:
Windows Script Host
Script: C:\Users\*****\Downloads\124848.user.js
Line: 9
Char: 1
Error: 'XMLHttpRequest' is undefined
Code: 800A1391
Source: Microsoft JScript runtime error
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Splodgey wrote:
An error came up:
Windows Script Host
Script: C:\Users\*****\Downloads\124848.user.js
Line: 9
Char: 1
Error: 'XMLHttpRequest' is undefined
Code: 800A1391
Source: Microsoft JScript runtime error
*facepalms*
You clicked the file instead of installing it in Chrome or with Greasemonkey in Firefox.
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exp2012 wrote:
Bsteward wrote:
I modified it so it now runs on the wiki. Here is the link.
That's cool, but it's a different font. It would look nicer with the same font.
The font is Trebuchet MS, I believe.
Last edited by Mokat (2012-10-23 22:26:27)
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RedRocker227 wrote:
fungirl123 wrote:
RedRocker227 wrote:
Well, it's just you experiencing this, so maybe it's your computer that's "junk" >:UHe said his computer is new
He uses IE, and as veggie stated, that doesn't support userscripts so it messed up his browser. So I guess it's his browser that's "junk."
(No offense, but really, IE is not that good)Yeah, I guess you're right. IE does suck
I agree.
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