Thank's ambrus for the patch and Corion for the update. It is working on quips. Does the "and all is quiet..." statement come through the quips code as well? It looks like that statement is not getting tagged properly.

Thanks again.

They're not all of the form <i>quip</i>. I can't remember the full text but there's one like <tt>... !@monks ...</tt> (my CSS rule tt { ... } picks that up): there could be others not in <i> tags (and those in <em> tags would likely be visually indistinguishable).

I don't have a problem with your suggestion in general; however, as there's only one CB quip per page, consider an id rather than a class attribute.

You've replied to your OP thanking ambrus and Corion for a patch and an update, respectively: I can't find a reference to either.

Update: A instance of that string came up. It's "and !@monks...".

The markup is: <i class="cb_quiet"><tt>and !@monks</tt>...</i> - which suggests the patch/update referred to above relates to class="cb_quiet" - so we're all good. :-)

You've replied to your OP thanking ambrus and Corion for a patch and an update, respectively: I can't find a reference to either.

I guess the reference is showchatter - (patch), which is probably only visible for pmdevs.

Perl 6 - links to (nearly) everything that is Perl 6.

Fair enough. I get the Tough beans! message when I follow that link. :-)

-- Ken

ambrus and Corion reference is from the CB comments, nothing publicly available anymore.

--MidLifeXis

That's fine - thanks for the reply. I initially just thought it was a missing piece of information. I suspect I've now worked it out as per the "Update" to my original response.

-- Ken

Actually I was thinking about extending the CB-sidebar with JS (e.g using Greasemonkey).

For instance I'm ignoring some "Power-CBler" with low information/output ratio (like I am ;-) with the effect of getting confused when others reply to them and having to check CB60 regularly.

Therefore I was thinking about using JS for collapsing what they say, making it expandable on-demand.

Or to have a possibility for "temporary ignores" which time out. (no I'm not interested in college football ;)

Another application might be a one-click interface to Urban dictionary for slang expressions...

I considered some form of JS as well, but you still have the identification problem (mark as idle unless some chatter exists, for example).

My request was to be able to identify the components of the CB information so that things like JS, CSS styling, and so on could be used to shape the output to $anymonk's liking. Since it is difficult to shape the output unless you can identify the components, that was all I asked for :-).

--MidLifeXis