Slashdot done like my other Dark Shiny Transparency styles in a teal color. Requires and looks best with Firefox 4 or later. For Chrome, recent version is required.
This style is meant for Slashdot.org, a news site for people interested in IT and technology. It removes: - Sidebars (optional) - Tags (optional) - Unnecessary whitespace - The day breaks (don't care when news was posted, just show it) It changes: - Grey/black background - Centers articles with a fixed width of 900px - Moves the 'from the ... dept' text to the right side of the article subheader Note: - I ranted about their code before, but with the latest redesign they've produced proper HTML. Very possible to style, so: yay!
@-moz-document domain(slashdot.org) { #advertisement-content { display: none; } #advertisement-title { display: none; } .ad1, .ad2, .ad3, .ad4, .ad5, .ad6, .ad7, .ad8, .ad9, .ad10 { display: none; } }
Remove excess stuff from Slashdot.org
make Slashdot readable on netbooks/tablets 2011 Feb 07 - various fixes, remove links on top of page remove the: "@-moz-document domain("slashdot.org") {}" block to make it work in chromium if userstyles.org doesn't strip it itself when you download it
This style makes Slashdot cleaner and easier to read by justifying article, journal and comment text, making article quotes inline, removing the curves from the sidebars (they face right while the articles' and header's curve faced left), and about a dozen other minor tweaks. Some CSS taken from: http://userstyles.org/style/show/452 edit:fixed version number in title, lol
Turn the left navigation sidebar into a dropdown menu at the top of the page.
http://slashdot.org/ just the stories, nowt else (:
If you don't like/use the beta tagging of slashdot articles, this style removes it.