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Description
Hide system messages in your party on Habitica with this simple user style! Only hides system messages on the party screen, which is the only place they're seen 99% of the time.
User JS installation is disabled for this style because I have not implemented it outside of the party screen--this means the conversion Greasy Fork automatically does can work if installed as a user script, but only if the initial load of Habitica is onto the party screen (otherwise, it fails entirely). I may allow JS conversion/download if I remove the party page limitation.
Installation
Before installing this user style, make sure you have one of the following installed:
Then, navigate to the website for this user style. Stylus and xStyle users can load this style with one click using the green "Install as user style" button. Greasemonkey or Tampermonkey users cannot currently load this style because User JS conversion has been turned off.
This style uses UserCSS, which has an extra metadata header that other style managers (i.e. Stylish for Safari) don't support. It may work better in Stylus as opposed to xStyle, as it was coded in Stylus. The style can still be used in extensions that don't support UserCSS by copying the following code to a new style in your user style manager:
@-moz-document url-prefix("https://habitica.com/party") {
.d-flex .card:only-child {
display:none !important;
}
}
After the style is loaded, you may need to refresh the page to see its effects. The style can be easily turned off and on with a handy checkbox that you can find by clicking the Stylus/Stylish icon in your toolbar.
Usage
Style can be toggled off to see system messages again without reloading.
If using Stylus on Chrome, a keyboard shortcut can be assigned to the "Turn all styles off" action on "chrome://extensions/shortcuts" to be able to quickly toggle the style on and off without using the mouse.