Requested feature in the Forum

[haitch]

@Han-Solo I don't believe it shows the ignored person they've been ignored, but does keep track of who you have ignored

[Han Solo]

@haitch It would be nice to. Anyhow nice one. Thank You again.

[daWallet]

Haitchø
How is the space doing. ;)

[haitch]

@daWallet It's driving me a little nuts .....

Can some JavaScript programmer please explain how I put a space before the icon in this command, I'd really appreciate it:

                    //We add the element on the page, in the place we want
                    $('li[component="post"][data-pid="'+post.pid+'"]').find('a[itemprop="author"]').after('<a href="#" itemprop="ignorespot" data-uid="'+post.uid+'" class="fa '+icon+' '+className+'"></a>');
                    if(config['theme:id']!=='nodebb-theme-lavender'){
                        $('li[component="post"][data-pid="'+post.pid+'"] div.content').after('<div class="original-content hide" component="post/original-content" itemprop="text">'+post.originalContent+'</div>');
                    }else{
                        $('li[component="post"][data-pid="'+post.pid+'"] div.post-content').after('<div class="original-content hide" component="post/original-content" itemprop="text">'+post.originalContent+'</div>');
                    }
                    if(postClass!=null){
                        $('li[component="post"][data-pid="'+post.pid+'"]').addClass('ignored');
                    }
 

[LithStud]

@haitch just add this css ;) it will make 6px space on both ends of eye and amke it slightly bigger ;)

a[itemprop="ignorespot"] {
    margin: 0 6px;
    font-size: 1.3em;
}

or if you like colored ones

a[itemprop="ignorespot"].ignore {
    margin: 0 6px;
    font-size: 1.3em;
    color: green;
}

a[itemprop="ignorespot"].unignore {
    color: red;
}

[haitch]

@LithStud said in Requested feature in the Forum:

{
margin: 0 6px;
font-size: 1.3em;
}

Thanks, however it appears the css is being dynamically generated, so how would I add that to this?

             if(!iconsHasBeenChanged){
                    $('a[itemprop="ignorespot"][data-uid="'+post.attr('data-uid')+'"]').removeClass('ignore').addClass('unignore').removeClass('fa-eye-slash').addClass('fa-eye');
                    iconsHasBeenChanged= true;

 

Just it after the "ignorespot" ?

[LithStud]

@haitch its not :) just put it into css file and link it in the head, or another way put it in head (somewhere near closing head tag) like this

<style id="custom _burst_team_css" type="text/css">
a[itemprop="ignorespot"] {
    margin: 0 6px;
    font-size: 1.3em;
}
</style>

[Energy]

If the script has a template folder it should be in the header.tpl file

[haitch]

@Energy No header.tpl unfortunately, just the client.js which I can't figure out and an ignored.tpl seems to be related to changes on your profile page for the extra buttons

[Energy]

@haitch I do not know the script, node.js is not mine, but a few days ago I was curious to try it when renting the new server and I have been looking at the themes https://github.com/NodeBB/nodebb-theme-lavender and There you have that folder, I thought it would be the same as in php scripts.

You will not have in the admin panel a theme editor like wordpress ???

[Energy]

@haitch If your administration panel is like this you have to go to appearance, custom html and in Custom Header you can modify it

[LithStud]

@Energy @haitch i see there is a "Custom CSS" tab in there as well :)

[Energy]

@LithStud Yes, I saw it but you were talking about putting it in the head.
It could be done both ways
What is not is whether it is a plugin or is included in the script, since the screenshot is from the 14-day test of https://nodebb.org

[LithStud]

@Energy i never used nodeBB so i dont know what files there is. i just assume that there should be some kind of main template/html file with that head tag.

if program lets you define custom css then it should be fine (as it will put that css in head automatically)

[Energy]

@LithStud I do not know anything about nodeBB, if you put me away from the php scripts and it's like they speak to me in Chinese
I am not a programmer but I have been using php scripts for many years and I am better at handling them

[haitch]

Holy crap! Throwing it into the custom CSS worked! No more Haitchø !

Thanks guys - much appreciated!