theCrius / tildes-extended

Extension for Chrome and Firefox to enhance the UX/UI of https://tildes.net
ISC License
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Custom CSS only applies to tildes.net #4

Closed Bauke closed 6 years ago

Bauke commented 6 years ago

Back again so quickly after previous issue, this time to report that custom css doesn't work on sites like Docs and Blog.

Edit: for some reason when I go into ~test it also doesn't work, I'm not sure if this is intentional though.

theCrius commented 6 years ago

Can you link me the CSS you're loading? Which browser are you using as well?

The plugin is authorised to work only on the domain http(s)://tildes.net/* so docs.tildes.net and blog.tildes.net will not work. I can extend it without it being much of an hassle.

Bauke commented 6 years ago

Yes, the CSS I'm loading is from here and I'm using Firefox. I was working on adding the docs and blog styles earlier so that's why I noticed.

theCrius commented 6 years ago

Damn, ~test seems to work for me, I hate when errors are not consistent.

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I found a weird bug on the CSS loading this morning and I had to fix it a couple of time. Can you try do the following?

Let me know if the issue persist and if that's the case if there is anything in the developer console! :)

Bauke commented 6 years ago

Alright so I just did everything you said, plus I even tried it on Chrome and get this: it works just fine on Chrome and on Firefox when I'm in your thread... But not on the topic listings

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theCrius commented 6 years ago

I keep getting it working on ~test... I don't know how to fix it if I can't reproduce the issue :(

Anyway, I've extended the script to works on any subdomain of tildes. I'm gonna work on another issue (the white theme support for the tags) and will release an update in a coupe of hours.

These are on firefox:

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Bauke commented 6 years ago

Yeah, that's fine. Feel free to close this issue if you've fixed the domain thing. I usually use Stylus to load my styles anyways and that works on ~test fine. If it'll affect another user they can just report it again and then we might be able to figure it out.

Edit: it's not like I use test for a lot of stuff anyways, haha.

theCrius commented 6 years ago

Yep, if others report the issue let's open a new one :)

Bauke commented 6 years ago

I just updated my theme a bunch and it seems ~test works just fine again. I have no idea how this suddenly got fixed but just thought I should let you know.