NEW Feature:

always collapse "+/- Legend" away!

appName check disabled, just put your selective clients in there if you need it

(AutoFolding of RAT head and foot unfortunately to difficult ATM)

 
<script language="javascript"><!--

 var expandState="expanded";

 function toggle_threads(){
    expandState  = (expandState=='expanded')
                       ? 'collapsed'
                       : 'expanded'
                       ;

    var elements = document.getElementsByTagName('ul');
    var elnum;
    for( elnum=0; elnum<elements.length; elnum++ ){
        var el = elements[elnum];
        if ( el.parentNode.className.match(/nnt-depth-1/) )
           el.className = expandState;
        if ( el.id == 'ul-legend')
           el.className = 'collapsed';
    }
 }

 if ( document.title.match(/Recently Active Threads/) ) {
    document.writeln('<a href="javascript:toggle_threads()">+/- All Th
+reads</a>');
 //   if (navigator.appName=="Obigo")
       toggle_threads();  // auto collapse at start
 }
 
//--></script>

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Cheers Rolf

PS: Je suis Charlie!

In reply to Re: Free nodelet hack: Auto-Fold threads in RAT by LanX
in thread Free nodelet hack: Auto-Fold threads in RAT for special browsers by LanX

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