Invisible user?

$('img[src="/uploads/avatar/5732.jpg"]').closest('.post').height(30);
$('a[href="/user/5732/nullist"]').closest('.quote_top').next().hide();

var ignores = [5732,3333];
$.each(ignores, function(i, uid) {
    $('.header a[href^="/user/'+uid+'/"]').closest('.post').height(30);
    $('.quote_top a[href^="/user/'+uid+'/"]').closest('.quote_top').next().hide();
});

Jump back to quoted post7 Nov 2013, 10:56 AMtuvok

this is the one I use to ignore Nullist, change User name/ID to accomodate your needs (I bet you won't tho).

Jump back to quoted post7 Nov 2013, 19:11 PMSgtBulldog

Wth - you a mind reader?

Anyway, I'm afraid I'll have to ask you to spell it to me: exactly HOW do I use that code? Where does it need to go?

• You need to be using Chrome or Firefox. Install the relevant plugin. Greasemonkey for Firefox. Tampermonkey for Chrome.
  
• I'll assume you're using Firefox. Click the drop-down arrow next to the Greasemonkey button and choose "New User Script"
  
• Give the script a Name (eg "Ignore User") and a Namespace (eg "tuvokis.god") and press "OK"
  
• Press the drop-down button again and choose "Manage User Scripts..."
  
• Find "Ignore User" and click "Preferences"
  
• In the new window, click the "Add" button by "Included Pages" and enter "http://www.coh2.org/*"; and click "OK"
  
• Now click "Edit this User Script" at the bottom of the window.
  
• Add this after the "// @namespace ..." line:
  
  Code

  var ignores = [10335];
  $.each(ignores, function(i, uid) {
      $('.header a[href^="/user/'+uid+'/"]').closest('.post').height(30);
      $('.quote_top a[href^="/user/'+uid+'/"]').closest('.quote_top').next().hide();
  });

  
  
• Good job! To ignore a user, all you need to do is add values to this line
  
  Code

  var ignores = [10335];

  
  Just put the user ID number of... whomever in the square brackets, separating it from the other values with a comma, and *poof* many fewer headaches!
  
• Save your script and close the window.