
Journal Journal: Slashdot User CSS
Slashdot quietly added some nice new functionality to its latest revision, but also made a number of visual design choices that are
For anyone wanting to apply this style sheet, I recommend Stylish. Once installed, you'll find its icon on your status bar (probably off to the far right side -- it looks like a write/wordpad icon). Right click that, select "write style", select "for slashdot.org" and replace whatever is in the window with this CSS:
(Those not using Firefox+Stylish shouldn't have much trouble snipping out the relevant CSS).
/*
* slashdot_suckless.css
*
* License:
* Do Whatever The Hell You Want Public License.
* You can claim you wrote it for all I care.
*
* Fixes in this CSS:
* - Lightens and reduces size of the super-obtrusive reply buttons below every post.
* - Slims the chunky comment frame outline from 4px to 1px.
* - Article categories moved to the right and de-emphasized (fixed font size, I'm sorry!)
* - That is all for now.
*
*/@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);
@-moz-document domain("slashdot.org") {
.nbutton{
background: #eee !important;
color:#666 !important;
padding:.1em 0 !important;
}
.nbutton p b a {
background: #eee !important;
padding:.1em 0.25em !important;
color:#666 !important;
}
.contain {border: 1px solid #e6e6e6 !important; border-top: none !important;}
.comment .full div.title, .comment .full div.details {margin: 0 !important }
/* The article categories were always a typographical disaster. Fixes here. */ div.article div.title h3 span { float: right !important; font-size: 10px !important; }
div.article div.title h3 span a { text-decoration: none !important; }
/* I can't easily get rid of the extraneous colon, but I can make them part of the styling */ div.article div.title h3 span:before { content: "::" !important; }
div.article div.title h3 span:after { content: ":" !important; }
}
I'll update this as I find more things to fix. Suggestions are welcome: feel free to send me snippets of individual fixes.
I'm aware of total re-theme packages (many of which are listed by stylish) and I'm not particularly interested in them. Adblocking is also something I won't add here, since I take care of that with a separate addon (and only for the most annoying ads).