Originally posted to Dreamwidth.After doing some thinking, we decided we don’t care enough to manage the blacklist to the extent that was initially planned while also trying to please everyone who gave us feedback. Note: You'll still see the archive icon that indicates whether or not a work has warnings, you just won't see what they are. If it doesn't work for you, upload a screencap of your CSS and I'll try to help, but I'm not a CSS guru. Go look at the archive and make sure everything's showing (or not) the way you want it to.ĭisclaimer: This worked for me. On the next page, press the "Use" button (bottom right).ĩ. (Note: the order in which you paste items doesn't matter for this particular goal.)Ĩ. Repeat steps 5 & 6 for each tag type until satisfied, then press "Submit" at the buttom of your custom skin page. Copy and paste everything from the /* to the } (which is all the text below CSS).ħ. Back to the Blurbling skins: click on the title of a skin that hides something you don't want to see, such as "Blurbling Hide datetime".Ħ. You can skip the two steps below the description.ĥ. Then you can either use the skins called "Hide nearly everything" or "Hide tags", or you can make your own easy cut and paste CSS skin:Ĥ. If you want to block multiple categories of tags, do steps 1 and 2 above. (For warnings, you can use "Hide Warnings" or "Faint Warnings" for different effects.)
Choose the category you want to block and press "Use" in that skin's box. If you only want to block one set of tags:ģ. With only a couple minutes' work, you can also block any combination of tag categories. You can block a single category of tags or all tag categories very easily. You don't even need to know CSS, because other people have already written the code. WrangletangleSince someone just asked, I thought I'd post this more broadly.īlocking categories of tags on AO3 is actually quite easy.
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