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Per vauge request, my user CSS. I've got my "Link to External CSS stylesheet" set to http://perlmonks.org/index.pl?node_id=167905&displaytype=displaycode, to use Aristotle's lovely Perl-blue theme. Then I have my "On-Site CSS Markup" set to the following, which mostly serves to put cute dingbats before (some people's) names in the chatterbox. Note that the "links to {me, nodereaper}" has a bit of a problem inside of fullpage chat, because the square brackets try to expand to bracketlinks, which is unforntunate, and should be fixed... just as soon as one of us figures out how to do that.

/* Links to me in red */
a[href="/index.pl?node_id=25047"],
a[href="/index.pl?node=theorbtwo"] {color: red}
/* To NodeReaper */
a[href="/index.pl?node=NodeReaper"],
a[href="/index.pl?node_id=52855"] {font-variant: small-caps }


/* NodeReaper */
.msgfrom_52855, .chatfrom_52855 { font-variant: small-caps }

/* Me -- yin-yang */
.msgfrom_25047 > a[title], .chatfrom_25047 > a[title] 
{display: none}
.msgfrom_25047:before, .chatfrom_25047:before 
{color: blue; content: "\00262F"}
/* Castaway -- heart */
.msgfrom_221638:before, .chatfrom_221638:before 
{color: darkred; content: "\002665"}
/* Corion -- double-struk C */
.msgfrom_5348:before, .chatfrom_5348:before 
{color: blue; content: "\002102"}
/* ybiC -- cross */
.msgfrom_14909:before, .chatfrom_14909:before 
{color: blue; content: "\00271D"}
/* demerphq -- encircled Q */
.msgfrom_108447:before, .chatfrom_108447:before, 
.msgfrom_357600:before, .chatfrom_357600:before
{color: blue; content: "\0024C6"}
/* Zaxo -- Z with stroke */
.msgfrom_82417:before, .chatfrom_82147:before 
{color: blue; content: "\0001B5"}
/* blue_cowdawg -- a blue dog, of course. */
/* .chatfrom_72516:before {content: "\0000d7"; color: blue; font-face:
+ "Webdings"} */
/* tye -- tau */
.msgfrom_22609:before, .chatfrom_22609:before 
{color: blue; font-family: "Serif"; content: "\0003C4"}
/* root */
.msgfrom_113:before 
{color: blue; content: "\002205"}
/* katgirl */
.msgfrom_109080:before, .chatfrom_109080:before 
{color: blue; content: "\002640"}
/* DK -- biohazard */
.msgfrom_153214:before, .chatfrom_153214:before 
{color: blue; content: "\002623"}
/* ysth -- Yod Tsadi He Qof -- use tsadi, looks best. */
.msgfrom_299049:before, .chatfrom_299049:before 
{color: blue; content: "\0005e6"}
/* xmath */
.msgfrom_233724:before, .chatfrom_233724:before 
{color: blue; content: "\0000d7"; color: blue}
/* wassercrats */
.msgfrom_152150:before, .chatfrom_152150:before
{color: blue; text-decoration: line-through; content: "w"}
/* limbic~region */
.msgfrom_160961:before, .chatfrom_160961:before 
{color: blue; font-family: "andale mono"; content: "LR"; letter-spacin
+g: -1ex}
.msgfrom_72516:before, .chatfrom_72516:before
{color: blue; font-family: "andale mono"; content: "bdg"; letter-spaci
+ng: -1ex}
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In reply to Re: Development Changes Recently by theorbtwo
in thread Development Changes Recently by eric256

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