makes the filenames column in the author page's "files" section show ENTIRE filename only when HOVERING WITH MOUSE - otherwise it is shown as normal width
curseforge.com wider filenames by osirisgothra
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Authorosirisgothra
LicenseShare Alike, Creative Commons
Categorycurseforge.com
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Description
Notes
nothing special, a single rule
This style is for
- those of us who hate waiting for a tooltip to popup
- those of us who want to see the ENTIRE filename on MORE than a single file at a time so we can compare and select
- because cant show more than one of the tooltips at the same time, makes it impossible to compare and choose
Hover only, but if you REALLY want it to be all-the-time, you can use the first rule.
Neither of these are beautiful, but they do what they need to.
No more notes, this is just one rule after all. I think a chimp could have written this.
Source code
/* ==UserStyle==
@name curseforge.com wider filenames
@version 20230424.16.58
@namespace userstyles.world/user/osirisgothra
@description makes the filenames column in the author page's "files" section show ENTIRE filename only when HOVERING WITH MOUSE - otherwise it is shown as normal width
@author osirisgothra
@license Share Alike, Creative Commons
==/UserStyle== */
@-moz-document domain("curseforge.com") {
/*
curseforge.com
wide filenames on the author's "files" page
by osirisgothra (userstyles.world)
Seems to work good like this, with just a single rule for now.
I thought about dressing it up and making it look nicer but it
really isn't needed.
If this is too ugly or cumbersome, and you would rather just have the whole screen be used, please use my other style
for that instead!
*/
/* uncomment this one if you want them to force full-view always */
/*
div#__next div.files-table-container div
{
min-width: auto !important;
}
*/
/* use this one if you want them to force full-view only when hovering the file column (default)
*/
div.file-row *:hover
{
min-width: auto !important;
}
}