There Are A Few 'Jason Stayed With The All Caste' Stories Floating Around, But I Think It Might Be Funnier

ya’ll were really gonna let me live my life in ignorance thinking mr. rogers was straight???

hey so it’s march now aka the beginning of endometriosis awareness month and i feel obligated to remind you that debilitatingly painful periods are not normal. if you or someone you know is ending up sick or bedridden every month, you are not crazy and deserve medical attention from someone who will take you seriously

See mine is both, I just live on the creepier side

Imagine Virgil showing up all cleaned up in this jacket

And Remus is unable to contain the Sahara-worthy thirst.

Live footage of me Ree:

How to hide tags (and be warned of works that contains those tags)

So, Ao3 has made a lot of changes lately that allowed us to hide specific fics and works by specific authors.

There still no way to hide works with specific tags (that doesn’t mean there won’t be in the future, but I have no idea if that is in the plans or not) unless you use the filters in your search. But while you can bookmark a search with all the filters, there’s no way to carry these filters in separate searches and you have to write it every time.

Unfortunately CSS doesn’t have a way either to hide those fics either, at most it can hide the single tag, which we don’t want to do because at that point everything becomes so much worse, as you don’t even have the tag as a warning.

I have an option:

It hides the tags so I do not have to read them and it warns me that this is definitely a work I don’t want to read.

Because those black black boxes are very visible in a wall of tags.

(you can use white if you are using darkmode btw)

It can:

be used in conjunction with all the other hiding skins you have, you can either copy/paste it in the bottom or make a new skin and add the other one as a parent.

be used for dark mode, you just change the ‘black’ in white in the text

You can also do something midway, if you don’t need to obliterate the tag, just highligh it.

There’s no way to see what it is once you click on it though! (you either copy and paste the tag somewhere or read the address bar)

you can also do a mix of those, blacken out some tags and highligh others

The code is very simple and straightforward:

a.tag[href*=“word”] {

background-color: black;

color: black;

}

You change the “word” in the first line in whatever tag you want to hide, but be careful of these things:

It is case sensitive. so “skin” won’t catch “Skin”, if there’s something that you aggressively don’t want to see you’ll need to copy/paste the code for all the instances.

it will search even part of the word. so “tick” will catch “ticket” “ticking” “tickling” “ticks” (if you see that there’s a specific word that keeps getting stuck in the filter you can add the same code AFTER, and change the colors in something that’s readable, so like, the background-color: white)

you can hide as many tags as you want, just copy/paste the code again and again and change the “word” to what you want to hide next

It refers to the url, not the name of the tag, so this part here in the address bar:

which means if you need to use more than one word you can’t use the space but you’ll need to use %20 instead.

example:

a.tag[href*=“two%20words”] {

background-color: black;

color: black;

}

To change the colors

the two lines of code:

this one changes the background: “background-color: black;”

while this other one changes the text: “color: black;”

You can change ‘black’ in whatever color you prefer using a hex color code (just google ‘color picker’) or one of the html names for colors (so, white, grey, red will all work fine). for example: “background-color: #e6a4ea;” will give the example in the image above, the pink highlighted one.

Always remember the semicolon at the end of the line!

As I said, you can use both.

Obviously not on the same tags but you can use the black one on tags, and the highlight on others. for example:

a.tag[href*=“angst”] {

background-color: black;

color: black;

}

a.tag[href*=“fluff”] {

background-color: #e6a4ea;

color: black;

}

So, you can use the black thing for really hard limits that you NEVER want to touch and the highlighted ones for tags you might want to have a warning in advance most of the time.

That’s it. I know it’s finnicky, but it can be helpful to people.

Ignore the bottom bit

Selfie?

(Pink Panther plays in the background)

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