Should be noted that any subtree of nodes will be deleted, i.e. any following discussion disappears.

It also has the effect that nodes may reappear in RAT showing no replies, if an ignored user answers. If this bothers you, change RAT-style viewing mode "Minimal Nodes" (top of RAT page)

The CSS in Display Settings can be simplified to allow multiple monks to be ignored at the same time

/* START IGNORES */

  /* another monk */
     /* ... */

  ,

  /* Anonymous Monk */
     .node-from-961,           /* Newest nodes */
     #id-9488 .auth-961,       /* Worst nodes  */
     #id-397425 .nnt-auth-961  /* RAT */

  { display: none; }           /* style */

/* END IGNORES */

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note the missing comma only in the last line (RAT here)

For testing use something like {  background: #ffffe8; color: red; } instead of "display none".

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Re^5: Having our anonymous cake and eating it too (hide hiding ignore ignoring nodes posts by any monk) by LanX
in thread Having our anonymous cake and eating it too by pemungkah

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