One Invite and Two Stylish Styles

[ninetydegrees]

I've got one invite if you or somebody you know needs one. You can PM me if you don't want to give email addresses in comments.

I've made two little Stylish styles you may find useful:
-- one to switch all font faces to sans-serif (this won't assign a specific font, just switch to your browser's default sans-serif one). It's here.
-- and another one to restore the background color for relationships the archive used to have. I use it to make it easier to spot het/slash fics as opposed to gen/friendship fics, and the listed pairing(s) of the fic. It's here.

Note: Stylish is a Mozilla Firefox extension but it can also work with Google Chrome. Installation instructions are here.

(Dear admins, I didn't know what tag system you wanted to use so I've left tagging to you. :)

Comments

[cesy]

Would you consider making these public skins on the actual archive as well? I'm sure there are other people who would find them useful.

[ninetydegrees]

I'm not familiar with the skin system on AO3 but I can certainly look into it. I must say it didn't cross my mind because I don't consider these to be skins.

[stepps]

LOL, IDK what kind of tagging system I want either! Thanks for posting, I am quite excited about those Stylish styles (I was just thinking last night I'd like to read AO3 in san-serif instead).

[ninetydegrees]

Thanks for creating the comm. I'm glad you like the styles. :)

[turlough]

Thank you so much for the first one! Now I can go back to using the default skin instead of the simple text one.

The second one is very nifty too. Exactly the sort of thing I didn't know I needed.

[ninetydegrees]

You're most welcome! I'm glad you find these useful. :)

[musyc]

Ahhhhhh, I was checking the comm before posting in hopes that someone would have found/posted the code to highlight relationships so that I wouldn't have to tear out my hair figuring it out myself and there it is! YAY! Skimming new works will be SO much easier!