Some custom css scripts for sites to make them nicer.
This is pretty wide ranging, mainly it changes the colour pallet, fonts, and has a host of conditional highlighting. I've used keyboard shortcuts to quickly get books and people to highlight differently.
- People shortcut so that [[@@John Smith]] → [[›John Smith]]
- Books shortcut so that [[§§some book]] → [[»some book]]
These then trigger rules in the css file to get people to show up green and book purple.
Gets rid of page breaks so document looks like it is infinite page.
removes entire right hand side so you don't have trending news, follow suggestions etc. Also removes some icons from the left menu I never used. Honestly getting rid of trending news is the best upgrade to my twitter experience.
I use stylus for my twitter and google doc themes.
- Install stylus (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/stylus/clngdbkpkpeebahjckkjfobafhncgmne)
- Under "Actions" click "write a new style"
- Paste in the css in this repo
- At the bottom of the page put the settings to "URLs starting with" and then "https://twitter.com/"
- Save
For Roam the css is in [[roam/css]] as this makes it work on my phone as well.