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On R and Saidit.net, the subscriber count and the word “subscribers” are separately wrapped in their own dedicated class.

Using :before or :after in their custom CSS, subverse owners can substitute the word subscribers with a custom label.

On , I would like to turn the word “subscribers” into “peacemakers”.

On R[eddit](#spoiler) and Saidit.net, the subscriber count and the word *“subscribers”* are separately wrapped in their own dedicated class. Using `:before` or `:after` in their custom CSS, subverse owners can substitute the word *subscribers* with a custom label. On /s/ModAbuse, I would like to turn the word *“subscribers”* into *“peacemakers”*.

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paste the following code in your Sub's Stylesheet and rename Bug Tracker to what you want.

.subs span.subsname { display: none; }

.subs span.subsnewname:after { content: 'Bug Tracker'; }

(You don't need to add a 's' at the end of the name, I modified the code so it's automatically handled by Poal)

[–] • 2 pts

You care so much about your users!

Thanks!

[–] • 1 pt

"subscribers" is not a hard coded string. There's some conditional code to handle the plural when there's more than 1 subscriber.

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Is there a way to replace it with a custom string?
Not urgent of course, but it would look nice.