dba_afish said:
time:hover, time:active { visibility: hidden; max-height: .9em; } time:hover::before, time:active::before { content: attr(title); visibility: visible; }.nav-name a::after { color: grey; font-weight: normal; font-size: .66em; content: "\a"attr(title); }
Is this desktop exclusive? I don't think mobile has hover (also what does it do)
SNPtheCat said:
Is this desktop exclusive? I don't think mobile has hover (also what does it do)
I believe that a long tap should be treated as hover, it does on Firefox, at least.
the first one replaces the "<time> ago" with the actual timecode when you hover/click. it's a little annoying to have need the context menu to pop up to be able to see it on mobile but it's the best I could think of. I tried having it display all the time as an ::after but it was kinda distracting.
I also tried to get it to display on another line when it was part of a user comment/message, but it just wasn't cooperating.
the second one displays page <x>/<y> after the pool title. I'd prefer if it was just like [<x>/<y>] but I can't really do much, since "page" is part of the actual attribute.
