*Use auto-generated CSS instead of adding color to elements one by one. - Using Ajax to color elements is slow and elements loaded after the script are not colored. CSS stylesheet ensures all matched elements are colored whenever they are loaded.
*Use auto-generated CSS instead of adding color to elements one by one. - Using Ajax to color elements is slow and elements loaded after the script are not colored. CSS stylesheet ensures all matched elements are colored whenever they are loaded.
**Neither <code>$(document).ready();</code> nor <code>$(window).load():</code> is able to solve this problem.
**Neither <code>$(document).ready();</code> nor <code>$(window).load():</code> is able to solve this problem.
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*Use caches to save loading time. (You don't want to generate the same stylesheet every time you load a page, right?)
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*Use caches to save loading time. Load from the cached stylesheet after the stylesheet has been generated. (You don't want to generate the same stylesheet every time you load a page, right?)
*Detect user rights changes so that the stylesheets are updated once there are any changes.
*Detect user rights changes so that the stylesheets are updated once there are any changes.
*Suggested by mfaizsyahmi and leviathan_89: Give each user group a specific class.
*Suggested by mfaizsyahmi and leviathan_89: Give each user group a specific class.
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*Exclude links in "My favorite wikis".
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*Exclude links in "My favorite wikis".<ac_metadata title="HighlightUsers using auto-generated CSS" related_topics="HighlightUsers"> </ac_metadata>
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*'''Update''': Load from the cached stylesheet after the stylesheet has been generated. <ac_metadata title="HighlightUsers using auto-generated CSS" related_topics="HighlightUsers"> </ac_metadata>
Latest revision as of 12:02, October 23, 2017
HighlightUsers has been unmaintained for over 2 years. Several issues user have suggested have not been fixed.
Here I suggest a few changes:
Use auto-generated CSS instead of adding color to elements one by one. - Using Ajax to color elements is slow and elements loaded after the script are not colored. CSS stylesheet ensures all matched elements are colored whenever they are loaded.
Neither $(document).ready(); nor $(window).load(): is able to solve this problem.
Use caches to save loading time. Load from the cached stylesheet after the stylesheet has been generated. (You don't want to generate the same stylesheet every time you load a page, right?)
Detect user rights changes so that the stylesheets are updated once there are any changes.
Suggested by mfaizsyahmi and leviathan_89: Give each user group a specific class.
Exclude links in "My favorite wikis".
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