Invisible text revealer script

Does anyone know why the invisible text revealer text script that works for SV and SB doesn't work on qq?

 

Which one specifically? It probably doesn't include the QQ domain.

If you mean this one, it should be easy enough to fix by adding another include or two.

Code:

// @include	 https://forum.questionablequesting.com/*
// @include	 http://forum.questionablequesting.com/*

Probably only needs the first one but eh.

Testing it out.

Personally, I just use Stylish and the following CSS.

Code:

span[style^="color: transparent"]:hover,
span[style^="color: Transparent"]:hover,
span[style^="color: TRANSPARENT"]:hover {
	color: red ! important;
	}
span[style^="color: transparent"],
span[style^="color: Transparent"],
span[style^="color: TRANSPARENT"] {
	border: 1px dotted red;
	}

 

Where do I put the codes you have given me?

 

I assume you mean the includes.

Do you want to know...

• How you add it to the rest of the code?

• Where to place it within the rest of the code?

If the latter is what you want, then is can go just about anywhere in the userscript header.

Code:

// ==UserScript==
// @name		 Stuff
// @namespace	http://your.homepage/
// @version	  0.1
// @author	   You
// ==/UserScript==

Just go to a new line and paste it.

If you meant the former, it will depend on what extension you're using. I use Tampermonkey, so I can just click its icon and select Dashboard and then choose which script I want to edit.

If you use Greasemonkey, it's just a tad more complex.

1) Click the drop-down beside the Greasmonkey logo.
2) Choose "Manage User Scripts..."
3) Find the one you want to edit.
4) Click Options
5) Then "Edit this User Script"
6) Paste the Includes.
7) Save then close it.

 

I thought you used stylish? It's why I grabbed that extension and got rid of tampermonkey. Still if your willing to tell me how to alter that I would prefer it over stylish. I like being able to toggle the invisible text. So how do I added it and where do I added it?

 

Never mind got it to work.

 

At risk of Necromancy....

Note that for usage on QQ, you also need to edit the regex around the "forums" part of the URL, as QQ uses a "forum" instead.

If you don't know what a regex is, then on the line with @include, just replace the following:

Code:

// @include	 /^https?://forums\.(spacebattles|sufficientvelocity)\.com/(threads|conversations)/.*$/
 

with:

Code:

// @include	 /^https?://(forums|forum)\.(spacebattles|sufficientvelocity|questionablequesting)\.com/(threads|conversations)/.*$/