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(Almost) hiding feed content on your reading page
K, in response to a few posts at ![[site community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/comm_staff.png)
dw_suggestions, have some CSS to reduce the impact feeds, especially long feed entries, have on your reading page.
( The code itself )
( the Explanation )
( Removing the whole shebang )
Simples. By the way, I'm not using this code myself, I just did it as it was requested, it won't work if the feed uses inline styling to set size (naughty originating site), but I'm happy to have a look if anyone's having problems with it. It would, of course, be a lot easier if the paragraph given the class ".ljsyndicationlink" was followed by a div given a class like ".ljsyndicationcontent", but that's not my call *cough*hint*cough* ;-)
dw_suggestions, have some CSS to reduce the impact feeds, especially long feed entries, have on your reading page. ( The code itself )
( the Explanation )
( Removing the whole shebang )
Simples. By the way, I'm not using this code myself, I just did it as it was requested, it won't work if the feed uses inline styling to set size (naughty originating site), but I'm happy to have a look if anyone's having problems with it. It would, of course, be a lot easier if the paragraph given the class ".ljsyndicationlink" was followed by a div given a class like ".ljsyndicationcontent", but that's not my call *cough*hint*cough* ;-)