12 volt Glossary is up and running

[Sadus]

+1 for adding an option to disable this, it's silly but at first I was thinking the links were new ads I was only seeing because I didn't have an upgraded membership. I almost upgraded just to try to get rid of them. Maybe you could make the option to turn the links off a members-only option to get more people to upgrade ;-)


Adding this to my userContent.css for Firefox hides the links at least so posts are more readable again. If anyone else is interested just search for "firefox usercontent.css" for full details about where the file needs to be placed...

@-moz-document domain(www.diymobileaudio.com) {
 a.glossarylink {
  text-decoration: none;
 }
}

[stochastic]

VBA error.

Poor integration (though it sounds like you're working on this).

Has this feature ever been requested? It seems like most of these terms are well defined in google and this is a re-invention of the wheel.

I'll be turning this off as soon as possible, and maybe the forum should too until these bugs/issues are worked out.

Went live too soon.

[goodstuff]

Can I turn this off yet? Spent about 2 hours trying to implement the usercontent.css thing and can't seem to get it running.

[pocket5s]

Originally Posted by goodstuff

Can I turn this off yet? Spent about 2 hours trying to implement the usercontent.css thing and can't seem to get it running.

where do you see the usercontent.css thing? I couldn't find it.

[goodstuff]

Originally Posted by pocket5s

where do you see the usercontent.css thing? I couldn't find it.

I googled firefox usercontent.css

eventually I found this link.

UserChrome.css - MozillaZine Knowledge Base

I couldn't find the chrome folder or any file named usercontent.css. This link says to create them in the profile folder. Did all that and it's still linking to the glossary.

[pocket5s]

I just got mine working. THe one you want is userContent.css. By default there is a userContent-example.css in the chrome folder. at least there was on my mac.

Do a search for that file name and then put in the css that Sadus supplied:

@-moz-document domain(www.diymobileaudio.com) {
 a.glossarylink {
  text-decoration: none;
 }
}

[stochastic]

Originally Posted by goodstuff

Can I turn this off yet? Spent about 2 hours trying to implement the usercontent.css thing and can't seem to get it running.

I managed to get it working just fine on my Linux system. Had to create the Chrome folder and the userContent.css file. If you're still stuck PM me and I'll walk you through it for whatever OS you're on.

[DIYMA]

We just modified the glossary feature to limit the number of links. We are still adding functionality to dial it in a bit better though..

ANT

[goodstuff]

Originally Posted by stochastic

I managed to get it working just fine on my Linux system. Had to create the Chrome folder and the userContent.css file. If you're still stuck PM me and I'll walk you through it for whatever OS you're on.

Pm'ing.

[DIYMA]

Glossary crosslinking removed.

ANT