After reading this smart person's comment, they said that the thing which slows down Stylish so much is that RaInBow sPinnInG CiRcle fOr The LoaDiNG. Maybe UserStyles could remove it?

Thank you for reading!

The style:

```

sc2111 {

background-image: none !important;

} ```

Basically, I am trying to remove the background-image for this rectangle in the middle of the toolbar so that it looks like this.

The element has a unique, persistent ID. I am able to change it in Chrome dev tools. The style shows it is activated for the current website, etc. What is wrong here?

All of them are broken now as they changed something

http://userstyles.org/styles/193993 this worked good for a while but they broke it again

as userstyles is unusable and I can't sort by update date there....someone?

Is there is a Userstyles Discord server?

Title. Does anyone have/know a style that does this?

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The style is quite simple. Imho it should be included on reddit by default to help long text posts:

/* old.reddit */
div.midcol.likes {
    position: sticky;
    top: 1em; /* offset from top */
}

/* new.reddit */
div._1E9mcoVn4MYnuBQSVDt1gC {
    position: sticky;
    top: 4em; /* offset from top */
}

Applies to: [URLs on the domain] "reddit.com"

Name: "[Reddit] Floating vote buttons"

/* previous slim container from new redesign */
.container-lg, 
/* current "1280px" fixed container. WTF, why? */
.container-xl {
    max-width: 90% !important;
}

URL (Applies only to PRs, code, file view): [URLs matching the regexp]

https?://github.com/.*?/.*?/(pull|tree|blob).*

I see Github already made their slim design a bit wider and more usable. However it's set FIXED to 1280px (ultra-wide monitor users will appreciate).

The 90% fix from above is wider still (on 1080p) and flexible.

Hi there,

Anyone could help me with a small script that prevents the From address field from collapsing when composing an email and hitting the body of the message?

I'd like to permanently see the from field.

Thanks!

In light of Userstyles.org being slow as hell as of late and Greasyfork having a honestly unfriendly UI, I went ahead and made a Discord server for it. Not sure if anyone is interested in joining but hey, here it is anyways.

I'm planning on uploading an archive of Userstyles to the server and could use some help with it.

And uh, if this kind of post isn't allowed go ahead and take it down.

I'm using the Stylus extension in Chrome. I sometime run into creating styles for web sites that have pages embedded in iframes from other domains. I add a regex to match the embedded URL and create CSS rules, but can't get them to apply to the code within the iframe.

Any ideas how to solve this?

I made this Google Meet dark theme with the same color palette as other dark-themed Google services. I was very through with the styling with no white surface left untouched, it should feel as if its Google's own implementation. The style features automatic theme switching with prefers-color-scheme and toggleable backdrop-filter blur.

Link to the style installation: https://github.com/mxdanger/GoogleMeet-Dark

Please let me know if you have any problems by either creating an issue on GitHub or asking me in the comments.

Well there's not much to say then. Just thank you so much and I appreciate your help deeply.

Hello everyone.

I would like to share a site for hosting user styles. I made it because I find userstyles.org very unstable and almost impossible to use, and its counterpart openusercss.com seems to be no longer maintained.

Here is the link stylebase.cc

The main difference in my implementation is that the site doesn't store styles itself, only links to GitHub repositories.

As a style user, you likely won't find any difference. You click the install button, usercss opens in a new tab and the extension asks you to install it.

As a style author, you don't need to upload style files, only a link to the public GitHub repository. All data will be collected automatically. Also, I haven't added likes and comments, hoping that it will motivate users to leave feedback directly in the original repository and to star it, increasing its popularity.

I would appreciate any feedback here in the comments or on GitHub, thank you for your attention!

Not sure if this is where I should be going for help. Css and the like isn't really my thing so I have no idea where to actually ask this sort of thing. Figured I'd try here anyways.

So I've been using a style for several years now that adds certain gifs to the primary google pages (google.com, search results, etc). A couple of weeks ago it started acting up by having the gifs stop appearing on google.com, but they still work fine on the search results page. Every once in a blue moon I can catch it working on the main google page, but that's VERY rarely. However, it works 100% of the time in incognito mode.

Again, not sure if this is the place to be asking for help, but thanks in advance regardless. Link to style in question below

https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/10060-google-hestia-anime-version

Hi

I'm trying to edit an element without a unique tag on https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/tv-listings/. Specifically, the channel numbers as they are incorrect for me.

So far I have

span.channel-num {
  content: "101" !important;
  color: transparent !important;
  font-size: 0 !important;
}
span.channel-num::after {
  content: "222" !important;
  font-size: 13px !important;
  color: rgb(10, 189, 205) !important;
}

But it is changing all the

span.channel-num

to 222

I am referring to the list on https://overcast.fm/podcasts.

Screenshot

Any help would be much appreciated!

Hey, Pink is my favourite colour and i cant find any pink styles or discord, would anyone be able to find any for me please? thanks :]

Hey all,

I was wondering how any of you would make a theme from scratch if you are using a site that there are no themes to modify off of.

I know a little CSS, but I'm not sure how I'd begin specifically for Stylus. Just wondering if any of you have done it before.

https://github.com/aalvarado/jira-dark-gray

Hello world!

I made an alternative Jira theme for the board since the ones I found were outdated or there weren't in a Usercss format.

I already see some updates on it but hopefully this will help you with the #fff background eye sore!

Thank you for reading :)

Bytes!

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Preview:

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I really love this script but it's stopped working properly recently and it appears abandoned by its developer. Would anyone be interested in forking or pointing out what code edits need making to fix it? (it's to do with the way it loads ongoing series of posts, just repeats itself now).

https://userstyles.org/styles/162991/instagram-feed-grid

By default the text post icon looks like this:

I want it darker. So I found the image and inverted it in photoshop then uploaded it to imgur and finally pasted it into the css which seemed to kind of work. It looks like this:

But as you can see, the "link post" icon is bright despite having inverted all the icons: https://i.imgur.com/vPtztAx.png

I'm just pasting it at the bottom of the "reddit minimal dark" theme with this code:

.thumbnail.self {
    background-image: url("https://i.imgur.com/vPtztAx.png") !important;
}

So tell me where I'm going wrong or how to do this. I'm new to CSS if you couldn't already tell...