This is the initial commit of this file. It will
represent a collections of rules that I use to
make my everyday-life on mastodon more
comfortable. I start with a tiny and simple thing:
Hide emojis from display names.
Misskey wraps posts content into span elements -
so my `span { color: ...}` rule colored misskey
postings differently to others. The added rule
overrides this with the color I set for posts
content.
NOTE TO SELF: create variables these days!!
Added grey background-color to compose-textarea
and lightgrey color to its' placeholder text.
Added a lightgrey color to button in tabs-bar
(top main area).
In the first version of this style I just created
a very basic direction for this work, but there
were a lot of leftovers - for example:
On viewing a specific task
1. the table in 'details' element
a) th background-color
b) th color
c) th span (counter) color
b) td div (dropdown) color
2. comments' section
a) div.comment-title small color
b) div.comment background-color
c) div.comment color
d) div.text-editor-toolbar a i color
e) textarea background-color
f) textarea::placeholder color
The html of of kanboard is quite confusing and
quite unintuitve - that's why there are so many
groupings of long css-paths is necessary.
Changed background color of hovered top-levels to
button box background color, which is much
friendlier. Had to change the font-color as well.
Introduced the --main-bgcolor variable.
Changed the amazon rule's attribute selector from "starting with www.amazon"
to "matching with .amazon." so that it matches everything that matches .amazon.,
because I don't want to get any search result that links to amazon.
Made active links in navigation dark-orange,
instead of standard masto-blue, because I prefer
warm colors.
Also changed the font-color of to a dark grey,
because white hurts in my eyes.
Renamed dw to nixre, so that I have a clear nixre context as keyword.
Afterwards the exact DNS hostname follows and if it's a specific file
in a setup, then I append the filename with a dash between hostname
and filename at the end.
If it's a CSS for the whole (DNS) host then I'll omit the
"-filename" part from the end. This way it will hopefully be a clear
structure.
Started the repository with a small ruleset to customize the interface of
jitsi.spektrum-server.de. The ruleset hides the distracting and disruptive
SPEKTRUM logos from the top left corner because in some lessons they cover
the relevant parts of a shared screen.
It positions the control panel of jitsi at the center of the screen - against
the decision of SPEKTRUM to position it in the down left corner.
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