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kiwifarms.net
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- Oct 2, 2020
Why when you scroll up there's an arrow that lets you go to the top of the page but if you start scrolling down there isn't one to go to the end of the page?
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@Null can we have the option to switch to full-width on desktop, please? It feels a bit cramped at the minute.
It's full-width at lower zooms but I've got shit eyes and a relatively small screen so I browse at 150% zoom where the full-width stops working and there's like 12.5% margins on each side of the page.
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Doesn't show up at 150% zoom.
It's there at 133% zoom in Brave at 1080p, but if I zoom in further the posts get squished in by the margins and the option vanishes.
That 'button' used to be there and it worked, but is gone at the moment.
It's coded to not show up when your window is less than ~1400px wide:
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So: Haha, get fucked screenlets.
(It seems fixable though.)
// ==UserScript==
// @name Kiwifarms full width + no footer
// @namespace http://tampermonkey.net/
// @version 0.1
// @description Removes sidebars and footer from forum area
// @author Ceral Funt
// @match https://kiwifarms.net/*
// @grant none
// ==/UserScript==
(function() {
'use strict';
document.getElementsByClassName("p-body-inner")[0].style.setProperty("max-width","100%","important");
document.getElementById("footer").remove();
})();
Thanks a ton, that works perfectly.Check out this post I made a few days ago. I use my browser at 125% zoom and the Change Width button disappeared for me, so I came up with this.
For those interested, I'm having a very particular issue, and figured out a workaround.
I've enabled Chrome's experimental Dark Mode.
So when loading the forum, the background and footer area look like this:
Since this is incredibly grating on my eyes, I came up with a little Tampermonkey script that, for whoever has the same issues as mine, removes the footer entirely and forces maximum width on the forum area.
JavaScript:// ==UserScript== // @name Kiwifarms full width + no footer // @namespace http://tampermonkey.net/ // @version 0.1 // @description Removes sidebars and footer from forum area // @author Ceral Funt // @match https://kiwifarms.net/* // @grant none // ==/UserScript== (function() { 'use strict'; document.getElementsByClassName("p-body-inner")[0].style.setProperty("max-width","100%","important"); document.getElementById("footer").remove(); })();
Each page will still load initially with the reduced maximum width, but as soon as it finishes loading, the script will force it to cover the entire viewport width.
Feel free to use it at your leisure.
EDIT: Fucking missed something in the code (having it work on the main homepage). Fixed now.
Fixed.There was a feature where you could click on the date of the last post on a thread and be taken directly to that post. Would it be possible to re-introduce this?
Maybe one day. Per-rating permissions is my own (shoddy) work. The system is inflexible and the cache breaks randomly.Now that the site is revamped, can you get rid of the Achievement rating for people who don't have access to it?
PWAs have been obsoleted by Google.progressive web app
It actually has nothing to do with the number of images/videos. I noticed it only happened on pages with visible attachment boxes, so I saved one of those pages and edited out the attachment boxes. That fixed the problem, so then I started poking around in the CSS to figure out what was causing it. When I got rid of theIt happens on any page with enough images/videos, but only on mobile.
If anyone has a fix let me know.
backdrop-filter:blur
on .file-info
I was able to get the page to render correctly with the attachment boxes visible. I did a quick search afterwards and apparently it's a known issue.@supports(backdrop-filter:blur(3px)) or (-webkit-backdrop-filter:blur(3px)){.file-info{backdrop-filter:blur(3px);-webkit-backdrop-filter:blur(3px)}}
@supports(-webkit-backdrop-filter:blur(3px)) {.file-info {-webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(3px)}}
Might want to look at the workaround I posted above.[...]
On a 1366 x 768 display the main layout looks like this. It used to present the usual layout with the old theme.
If there is a responsive check, increase the minimum width please. Zooming out in the browser fixes the layout. Otherwise laptops are going to have a mobile looking layout by default.
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I'm a developer, not a designer.I appreciate all the work you've been putting in, I just couldn't resist this golden opportunity to clown on you. #PhonepostMasterRace![]()
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Tampermonkey for Firefox.On the width issue, is there a workaround for folks with smaller monitors (1280x1024 max resolution) who use Firefox?