Custom views are easy
I expected my reworking of Stylish’s Manage Styles dialog to use a custom view to be hard. I mean, the “automatic” one I was using before was a bitch, so shouldn’t a custom one be even worse? Nope. Easy. The only hairy thing was getting sorting working properly, but even that’s an improvement over the previous “doesn’t sort at all”.
I also realize now I don’t need to be using RDF to store users’ style data. I don’t use the automatic template thingies anywhere any more, and loading and saving RDF with rdfds is kinda buggy. I don’t know if any of the alternatives are any better, though.
April 7th, 2006 at 9:59 am
Hi i need to remove the top frame of this web:
http://www.muchodeporte.com
i have tried with stylish but i didnt succes, i dont control the css properties and parameters.
Thanks if anyone can remove it.
April 7th, 2006 at 1:36 pm
I don’t exactly know what that means, but it sounds interesting.