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Is there a way to hide the buttons?

asper

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With that huge box of reaction buttons after every post I need to scroll a lot, especially on phone or tablet. Without the box more posts would fit on the screen. It is a detriment to the reading experience.

Is there a way to hide it, just like signatures?
 

lukaszek

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anyone got script hiding buttons you dont use so that its easier to rate posts?
 

asper

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See my signature. (not a joke, unblock signatures to see a link to block buttons)

Thank you a lot for this, the script works like a charm! The forum is readable again, feels good man.

Admins take notice please, these ratings are a decline.

Edit - too bad there is no option for Android, extensions not supported it seems
 
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Catacombs

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Use Stylus to hide the buttons with CSS. No JavaScript required.
How do you think Stylus works, through aether?
Stylus is an extension that requires JavaScript, yes. But when I say "no JavaScript required," I mean there's no need to write pure JavaScript code in something like tampermonkey or greasemonkey. Stylus accepts CSS rules, which is easier for someone who doesn't have JS experience.

This is all the CSS one needs to hide the buttons

Code:
.dark_postrating,
.likesSummary { 
    display: none !important;
}
 

Bester

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Use Stylus to hide the buttons with CSS. No JavaScript required.
How do you think Stylus works, through aether?
Stylus is an extension that requires JavaScript, yes. But when I say "no JavaScript required," I mean there's no need to write pure JavaScript code in something like tampermonkey or greasemonkey. Stylus accepts CSS rules, which is easier for someone who doesn't have JS experience.

This is all the CSS one needs to hide the buttons

Code:
.dark_postrating,
.likesSummary {
    display: none !important;
}
Doesn't look like anyone needs to have JS experience to paste 5 lines of code and hit save, same as nobody needs CSS experience to paste your code.
 

Catacombs

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Doesn't look like anyone needs to have JS experience to paste 5 lines of code and hit save, same as nobody needs CSS experience to paste your code.
I'm only offering Stylus as an alternative. If one wants to use Tampermonkey or Greasemonky, that's his prerogative.
 
Unwanted

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See my signature. (not a joke, unblock signatures to see a link to block buttons)

Thank you a lot for this, the script works like a charm! The forum is readable again, feels good man.

Admins take notice please, these ratings are a decline.

Edit - too bad there is no option for Android, extensions not supported it seems

Do you feel the same way about Facebook emojis?

Just giving you a word of warning bruv because with the upcoming site upgrade, DU and taluntain are probably going to implement the emojis just to mess with you and the others.
 

Falksi

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Just giving you a word of warning bruv because with the upcoming site upgrade
Why fix something that isn't broken?
Why break something that isn't fixed?

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