Changing the layout doesn't remove things.

What exactly do you think display: none; does? :)

I don't mind losing the advertisement, or the nodelets when viewing posts. But I like being notified about followups at some place, so removing the nodelets everywhere isn't an option for me

.oO( External server side script that outputs CSS based on the referer )
But it would be nice if someone added lots of id and class attributes...

As for the CSS, neither the FAQ nor the user settings page provides a link with useful information (e.g. the structure of the page),

...and documented it.

and I don't feel like reverse engineering.

It's just a quick look at the source code. Regexes are harder. 

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In reply to Re: Re: New Display Types by Juerd
in thread New Display Types by ar0n

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