Tiny Tiny RSS

Thanks a lot, it works! Eh Fox, do you ever sleep?

Hi Fox, I found one little problem: The plugin tries to chmod 777 the cache directory. This is not always allowed. So i thought: No problem, I can set it to 777 by myself. Images are cached now. It works almost fine after that. Almost. The problem: The plugin always tries to chmod 777, and it fails....

Good idea, but it's hardly possible with the current markup. The score icon is originally beneath the feed icon, separate from the select/star/publish icons. So I positioned it absolutely. That's why it can't push the content away. If I would instead position the feed icon absolutely on the left (so...

This looks really nice! Your theme has quite a lot of personality to it. But I can't reproduce the look of your screenshot. Some things are not there in the rar which you provided - e.g. missing images and font definitions for the articles. Could you please check if you have posted the most recent v...

I have ~120 feeds, 1800 starred articles (about 1600 of them imported from Google Reader) and about 500 fresh articles daily. Running TT-RSS for about half a year, my SQL backup today was about 150MB. So I think you are pretty safe with 1GB to have thousands of starred articles and still keep all ar...

Hey davidm, good point. I was unsure, too. In the end, I liked the fact to have a large clickable area to open/collapse the Special feeds, so I went for it. I think it's very seldom that you want to view all the Special category at once - you basically get the same as with viewing "All articles...

Hey guys,

I did lots of changes in the last weeks. The theme has a lot more similarity to the real Feedly now. I think it's cleaner and fresher, also more space efficient. The OP is updated with a little changelog.

Have fun!

@ilook: hit "f Shift+c" to toggle combined feed display to separate feed display, then "a w" to toggle widescreen mode, then hide the feed tree with the button along the left side of the window.

@Uribou, yep. In feedly.css in line 992, you find this: /* single-line previews */ #floatingTitle .titleWrap, .cdm.expandable:not(.active) .titleWrap, .hlTitle { white-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; } This makes the entries single-line. The first selector is for the floati...

In the recent GitHub commits I have seen fox did some changes to zoom mode (body#ttrssZoom). I have never found how and when it's applied and what it does.

Also, I have not found anything about it in the forum or in the wiki. So, can anybody start me off?

@recognitium: I have made single-line article previews default. So you can simply update and remove your custom style. Also, I have added styles for some new features of TT-RSS trunk: ⋅ search term highlighting ⋅ jump to article top ⋅ read/unread state for floating titl...

No idea what this could be. A theme - pure styling - doesn't change any behavior. Did you double-check if it's still working with the default theme? EDIT: Maybe you didn't hit the actual link right. I have set the mouse cursor to pointer for the whole row (e.g. in collapsed mode). I think the FF plu...

@recognitium: sure, just add this as custom stylesheet: .cdm.expandable:not(.active) .titleWrap, .hlTitle { white-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; } .hlTitle { max-width: 1px; } This will make both closed expandable view (.cdm...) and classic view items (.hlTitle) single lin...

Feel free to add my Feedly Theme: http://tt-rss.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2065 GitHub: https://github.com/levito/tt-rss-feedly-theme The special thing about this theme is that it's themed from scratch. It doesn't depend on fox's CSS and won't break if he does CSS changes. Another speciality...

I have applied the change to the code on GitHub (the one to always show the floating title). Very interesting that the :not(:empty) in the selector slowed things down so much in Firefox. I could feel the difference pretty much. What I've also done recently is changing the skin of the preferences by ...