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  Neph

  in Global CSS, Please January 2010

  Ah. Okay, so the simple solution of making it premium-only and not filtering the CSS won't work. Too bad. In terms of still needing to filter the CSS to essentially protect users from themselves, the way Blogger deals with that is to have a res…
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  Neph

  in Global CSS, Please January 2010

  Question: The premium version of the site is "ad-free" according to the subscriptions page. Does that mean that your campaign pages don't show ads on them, or does that mean that no ads are served to you, no matter which pages you view, but ads AR…
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  Neph

  in Global CSS, Please January 2010

  Not to be all pedantic about it, but pseudo-selectors have been around since CSS1. For instance, :first-line was a CSS1 selector, which could be used to strike out an element that is in the "first line" of a div. The one I mentioned, :first-child,…
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  Neph

  in Global CSS, Please January 2010

  You say "If the concern is users messing with the base layout, such as ads, etc. I think it would be easy enough to give each of those elements a unique class name, and then filter/block
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  Neph

  in Requests for new game systems January 2010 edited January 2010

  Could we get "Cthulhu Dark Ages" added? Just started a campaign... Edit: Here's an info page - http://catalog.chaosium.com/product_info.php?cPath=41&products_id=134
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  Neph

  in The Homebrew Validity February 2009

  bq. The question become, what was the original intent behind the combo box to select Game System? One of the standard response is for search-ability and site organization. The upside to having a “Homebrew” option is it removes any custom creations f…
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  Neph

  in Slew of simple ideas February 2009

  I'd like to voice my support for per-campaign configurable CSS. All we need is to be given a text box that echoes its contents into a "style" section in the header of each campaign page. (Plus ids and classes to hang the CSS off of in the HTML bod…
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  Neph

  in Calling on all CSS-savvy Web designers - Create your own campaign theme! October 2008

  Yeah, that's basically what I'm suggesting - giving some kind of "type of" class and an identifier for each page, so that if there's something special about a particular class of page (or a particular page), it can be handled with a single style she…
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  Neph

  in Utility CSS classes for formatting October 2008

  Given that we may often be doing repetitive formatting chores in our pages, it would be nice if we could define some utility classes for our Wiki, Adventure Log, etc. Textile allows you to select a class when you write something, like so: "p(some…
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  Neph

  in Calling on all CSS-savvy Web designers - Create your own campaign theme! October 2008

  This sounds like an excellent idea. Textile is awesome (I use it in my day job for content management systems), and the approach of CSS Zen Garden is right on, so I think you're already on the right track, philosophically. That's 90% of the battle…