Open embeddedtofu opened 1 year ago
What do you want to do by combining env and element=xxx ?
The element=xxx is for insert mode, But not related about link hints.
Why not env lemmy host="^https://lemmy\.\w+/"
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So, I'm using Firefox and I'd like to be able to toggle the selectors like posts/comments or local/all on Lemmy instances like https://lemmy.ml or https://lemmy.world.
I expected something like the following to work
env lemmy element="label" map f runKey expect="lemmy:<v-fml>" keys="<v-f>" map <v-f> LinkHints.activate map <v-fml> LinkHints.activate clickable=".btn-outline-secondary"
Yet, neither is env triggered nor does clickable match the tag.
Certainly, I can just use host="https://" and a workaround with match="..." or activateFocus but I'd prefer if I could avoid adding any extra shortcuts and limit the number of tags the command would match with.
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The way I read the wiki entry, I assumed element limited the matched tags like match=""
The reason I don't want to use host= is because Lemmy is a decentralized platform, so there are too many server domains out there.
But clickable is the more important part. Why does it not match when I use LinkHints.activate but match does as well as activateFocus.
But, env
's element
is only tested on a currently focused element, but not others.
You may always enable clickable
for all LinkHints
commands, like
map f LinkHints.activate clickable=".btn-outline-secondary"
# and also
# map xxx LinkHints.activateQueue clickable=".btn-outline-secondary"
The clickable
parameter is not affected by activateFocus
.
If you can see a hint only in activateFocus
mode, then it means the hint is generated by LinkHints
' default rules, but not your clickable
parameter. You should check the value of clickable
parameter and fix any spelling mistake.
So, I'm using Firefox and I'd like to be able to toggle the
I expected something like the following to work
Yet, neither is env triggered nor does clickable match the tag.
Certainly, I can just use host="https://" and a workaround with match="..." or activateFocus but I'd prefer if I could avoid adding any extra shortcuts and limit the number of tags the command would match with.