I dislike floating headers / footers on webpages. (Actually, I dislike floating headers / footers in general, but that's another matter.) As such, is there a setting to make the header non-floating? I'm using the dark theme, if that matters.
I generally use inspect element to turn off position:fixed, but that is only a one-time fix.
I think you can do those same html/css/script changes permanently with a browser extension like Greasemonkey. Someone will have to correct me if I'm wrong - I've never used them. EDIT: looks like you can do this with stylebot if you're on Chrome.I generally use inspect element to turn off position:fixed, but that is only a one-time fix.
A couple other stylistic tweaks I'd do if I knew how: * Making the popins (hide, save, unstick, last commenter) when you mouse over things appear all the time * Adding a list maker for comments (Either puts "<num>." or "\*" in front of paragraphs) * Making the post comment text be the same size as the text in actual comments * Making the gap in the middle of the notifications area be clickable * Redirecting back to the previous page if you encounter "unknown or expired link"
Adding to the list of style tweaks, if you're colorblind, having trouble distinguishing the hubski share/non-share wheel, you might be benefited by this
Another tweak I'm using is a personal preference of font as Arial img[class*='point'] {
background-image: url('http://i.imgur.com/CG7Shda.png');
} * {
font-family:'arial' !important;
}
What do you mean by this?* Making the gap in the middle of the notifications area be clickable
Here: To the right of your username in the top bar there's the circle thingy and then a "x <num>". Both of those when clicked lead to the notifications, but the area in between them doesn't - it isn't clickable.
Got it. Add these to the previous and you should be good. .statssore {
.statsbar {
} margin: 0;
padding: 31 0 0 0;
} margin: 7 0 0 0;
padding: 10 6 0 7;
For " Making the popins (hide, save, unstick, last commenter) when you mouse over things appear all the time" and "Making the post comment text be the same size as the text in actual comments" For chrome: Install stylebot. Open Hubski. Open stylebot. At the bottom, click "edit css" Paste the following and click save. .savesplit {
.pubtext {
} opacity: 1;
} font-size: 13px;