For sites that are spamming certain subreddits, would this be possible? Just wondering because banning the same spammers over and over again is annoying.

Working on a giveaway to help promote a subreddit. Is it at all possible so make it so only subscribers can view specific things?

In relation to this post..

CSS code greatly appreciated.

I don't like the idea of taking away downvotes, but a downvote without a comment is relatively useless. It's just aimless negativity, with very little redeeming value.

Was wondering if you guys could help me create flair and other helpful things on the stylesheet

Problem: you want to see a subreddit's non-minimized CSS. Perhaps they're using some cool trick that you want to copy. Using "view source" isn't helpful because it's been stripped of formatting and comments.

Solution: while visiting a subreddit, paste this bookmarklet in your location bar. The page will be replaced with the text of that subreddit's full stylesheet.

javascript:(function(){$.getJSON(/(\/r\/\w+)/.exec(location)[1]+'/about/stylesheet.json',function(s){$('head,body').empty().append($('<pre/>').text(s.data.stylesheet))})}())

I've tested that it works in both Firefox and Chrome.

label[for="sendreplies"] {
  visibility:hidden;
}
label[for="sendreplies"]:before {
  content: "Mod me if my post receives 5 or more upvotes";
  visibility: visible;
}

Results in http://i.imgur.com/NZ0bR6g.png

Visit /r/abcqwerty123 to see a bunch of other stupid CSS in action.

r/funny was taking up about half of my front page so I unsubscribed, only to find that this fixed nothing. r/wtf, r/trees and bunch of other stuff I'm not subscribed to keeps flooding my front page and replacing the content I actually want to see. Since r/Atheism became a default reddit, there was a lot of bitching and counter-bitching about how people could just unsubscribe if they didn't want to see it anymore, but my own experience seems to defy that logic. I've even looked through all my settings for an option to block this. Am I missing something?

Here it is...

I'm quite proud of this sub. First one I've made that actually looks nice.

What I'm most proud of is the animations that play when you hover over the snoo, and when you hover over "Post a picture!".

Hello, perhaps someone can help me. I've been trying to figure out how to disable certain annoying popup texts that appear after hovering over subreddit elements without disabling the entire subreddit style. For example, /r/nfl looks very cool, but has popup texts that appear if you hover your cursor over the downvote button that tell you not to downvote based on team preference. These kinds of popups have been the bane of my existence, because I have a small and wide screen and every time I move my mouse around and I accidentally hover over a downvote arrow, it will pop up and hide half my screen. It's very annoying - like a small pop-up ad that I can't get rid of without also getting rid of the entire subreddit style (which I don't want to do because it's cool). Is there a way to hide this specific css element on a subreddit page using Stylish?

I found this in the Style Editor:

.comment .midcol .arrow.down:hover:after{
	content:"Reserve downvotes for comments that add nothing to the discussion";
	display:block;
	width:100%;
	padding:10px 0;
	margin:0;
	position:fixed;
	left:0;
	bottom:0;
	background:#B82A2F;
	font-size:16px;
	color:#fff;
	text-align:center;
	text-shadow:1px 2px #751314;
	z-index:9999
}    

I'm not sure what to do with it. I wrote a custom Style with that element and put display:none inside, and it resulted in the downvote arrow disappearing entirely.

I appreciate any help. Thanks in advance.

Title says all, is it possible at all?

.marknsfw-button a {display: none}

That achieves it, yet still leaves an ugly indention in the bar under post titles. Any cleaner way?

I'm looking to see if there is any base styles or CSS framework that's available for subreddit styling.

.redditname::before{content:'Dead';}.redditname:hover::before{text-decoration:underline;}.titlebox .usertext p{margin:0px;}.titlebox .number,.titlebox .word,.sidecontentbox,.titlebox .fancy-toggle-button .add.active,.leavemoderator,.flairtoggle,.titlebox .bottom,#ad-frame,.sidebox.submit,.account-activity-box,.titlebox .tagline,.titlebox h1{display:none !important;}.titlebox .fancy-toggle-button .remove.active{position:fixed;left:0px;top:0px;width:100%;height:100%;z-index:1;background:none;}

I might as well post this here since it didn't have much success in any other subreddits. Reddit Instameme is a greasemonkey script which gives you a meme selector under the comment field. The clever thing about it is that it gets its data from the /r/redditmemes subreddit.

Using reddit as a datastore for greasemonkey scripts is useful because you can just use json without relying on any external sites and crossdomain magic.

Can anybody think of any other uses for this technique?

I tried making a proof of concept clickjacking demo for Reddit - if all goes according to plan, you should end up upvoting the story without knowing it.

Edit:
Well, the version with a fake ad just got downvoted, and now I'm trying presenting it as an experiment

Sorry if it's common knowledge,