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    Posted by doctor.jekyll posts: 1

    1) the wiki admin (where I work) put some rss-based lists on the wiki.
    this cluter things up and distract me.

    2) i am trying to add custom CSS to my personal .css file to block
    theses lists out.

    3) I have tried lines like the following with no luck yet.

    #Slashdot { display: none; }
    #mod-Slashdot { display: none; }

    4) The code looks like:

    <div class="box box-Slashdot"> <div class="box-title">slashdot</div><div id="mod-Slashdot" style="display:

    block" class="box-data">

    <div id="Slashdot" style="display:block;">

    <a target="_blank" href="http://slashdot.org/"

    class="linkmenu">Slashdot</a><ul class="rsslist"><li class="rssitem"><a

    target="_blank" href="http://rss.slashdot.org/Slashdot/slashdot?m=4084"

    class="rsslink">George Lucas Predicts Death of Big Budget Movies</a></li>


    ...

    </ul> </div>



    5) The CSS lines that I used do not work because the inline code
    gets priority.

    style="display:block"

    6) Of course I don't like that CSS works this way. Users should
    *always* be allowed to specify how they view content. (eg
    minimum font sizes and colours)

    8) tiki-wiki should allow users to enable/disable rss-feeds that
    are displayed.

    9) tiki-wiki code should not use inline css style tags.

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    Posted by Gary Cunningham-Lee posts: 4656 Japan
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    div.box-Slashdot { display: none; }
    . It's possible to use a style sheet to block the display of individual modules, columns, etc. There's no inline CSS that prevents this.


    -- Gary - zukakakina.com

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