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birdhouse

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#21

Nov 11 2021 04:35pm

Great idea. Voted yes!

Yakir

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#22

Nov 17 2021 03:18am

Bump

TonyZD2R

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#23

Nov 17 2021 03:47am

Quote (Yakir @ Oct 4 2021 05:21am)

My suggestion is to remove any color, font size etc from the actual posts if the check box is enabled, making the post "naked" from any style there is.

https://i.imgur.com/bfNLl80.jpg

instead of this

https://i.imgur.com/waHHh2y.jpg

make it look like this

https://i.imgur.com/Ux9tltH.jpg

simply because sometimes users use yellow/white color in my case that make the text totally unreadable ( I can only assume the same thing happens to user with different themes ) :)
we already have it for user signature / avatar and user orbs.

Voted yes,

I think this feature would also be helpful in detecting some of the information that users are trying to hide from their posts. For example, misleading searchable tags that are placed on many trading posts to increase their searchability are often written in white.

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#24

Nov 17 2021 08:20am

There is no ETA on having a toggleable version of this, but if you want to do it yourself, you can add this to a userscript / custom site css override:

Code

.upc>div:nth-child(2) span {color:initial !important}

Yakir

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#25

Nov 17 2021 09:20am

Quote (njaguar @ Nov 17 2021 04:20pm)

There is no ETA on having a toggleable version of this, but if you want to do it yourself, you can add this to a userscript / custom site css override:

Code

.upc>div:nth-child(2) span {color:initial !important}

Thanks Paul

I added this to my own scripts.

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#26

Nov 17 2021 09:26am

100% yes, everyone voting no is one of those jerks that puts a ton of tags at the end of their post that have nothing to do with what they are selling. Which, honestly, should be against the rules as it's an abuse of the search function.

This post was edited by Selsix on Nov 17 2021 09:28am

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