We will consider that and might implement it in the future. We currently have more important features in the todo list. 😉
We will consider that and might implement it in the future. We currently have more important features in the todo list. 😉
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Originally posted there: https://poal.co/s/Poaldev/222895
>Hey AOU, I think there's a middle ground to keep everyone happy (except you because additional functionality server-side): make titles "modular." > This way their appearance can either be altered server-side (user settings) or titles can have HTML-tags as delimiters inside them, to allow people the use of custom CSS. Example:
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<a href="https://pic8.co/sh/bNv0TA.png" class="title" id="title">Does GAB turn into a Christian site? [640x360 - 31.0B]</a>>Turns to:
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<a href="https://pic8.co/sh/bNv0TA.png" class="title" id="title">Does GAB turn into a Christian site? <poaltitlemeta>[<poalimageres>640x360</poalimageres> - <poalimagesize>31.0B</poalimagesize>]</poaltitlemeta></a>
Basically: add "invisible" HTML tags for image size and resolution specifically, so users (YOU) can configure their appearance with browser CSS addons (like Stylish). Don't want to see them? display:none hides it. Want to make only this part of the title smaller? You can change their appearance entirely!
I said AOU isn't gonna like it much, because that will mean a complete overhaul (I think) of how titles are stored.
What do you think?
Originally posted there: https://poal.co/s/Poaldev/222895
>>Hey AOU, I think there's a middle ground to keep everyone happy (except you because additional functionality server-side): make titles "modular."
>>
This way their appearance can either be altered server-side (user settings) or titles can have HTML-tags as delimiters inside them, to allow people the use of custom CSS. Example:
>>`<a href="https://pic8.co/sh/bNv0TA.png" class="title" id="title">Does GAB turn into a Christian site? [640x360 - 31.0B]</a>`
>>Turns to:
>>`<a href="https://pic8.co/sh/bNv0TA.png" class="title" id="title">Does GAB turn into a Christian site? <poaltitlemeta>[<poalimageres>640x360</poalimageres> - <poalimagesize>31.0B</poalimagesize>]</poaltitlemeta></a>`
Basically: add "invisible" HTML tags for image size and resolution specifically, so users (YOU) can configure their appearance with browser CSS addons (like Stylish). Don't want to see them? display:none hides it. Want to make only this part of the title smaller? You can change their appearance entirely!
I said AOU isn't gonna like it much, because that will mean a complete overhaul (I think) of how titles are stored.
What do you think?
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