(update: Please calm down, not many will read the rant.)

> In fact, if this site has a block feature, you'll be the first person I will block.

Actually you can add CSS settings to hide certain monks from RAT and newest nodes.

I'm personally not hiding, but using a color code for certain monks which I prefer to avoid.

Some only come back periodically and I often remember them too late.

I'm much more at ease here since I do this. Of course others may color code you too ;-)

If this brings peace onto you all, be welcome to copy me :)

Update

For instance, try putting this

/*
==============================
        MY HOMIES <3
============================== 
*/

  /* StevieB ID: 789891*/
  .node-from-789891,            /* Newest nodes  */
  .nnt-author-789891            /* RAT */
,
  /* harangzsolt33 ID: 1166559*/
  .node-from-1166559,           /* Newest nodes  */
  .nnt-author-1166559           /* RAT */
 
{ background-color: pink; }

/*  ======================  */

[download]

into "On-Site CSS Markup:"

and both brothers will be shown with pink background.

(not my settings, no offence!)

Cheers Rolf
(addicted to the Perl Programming Language :)
see Wikisyntax for the Monastery

In reply to Re^3: News or announcements widget (Highlight Certain Posters) by LanX
in thread News or announcements widget by harangzsolt33

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