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RE: 👨‍💻 #Proposal-86: Change Log - Hide Resteems

in Steem Dev2 days ago

although it might make sense to implement it on a Profile's Blog - removing the need for the "Posts" tab 🤔

In the Steem Curation Extension, I have the show/hide resteems in the blog... I think I added that based on something you said.😁

By itself, I don't think that really eliminates the need for the Posts tab, though. Community posts don't show up in the blog tab (unless the author resteems them).

I've been confused about how to handle these changes in the extension, since your functionality is slightly different from mine (mine allows changes after scrolling - up to 200 posts for performance reasons). Now I'm thinking maybe I'll hide the extension's toggle until the condenser toggle scrolls off the screen.

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 2 days ago 

I think I added that based on something you said.😁

Goodness. I can't remember what I said this morning let alone weeks ago 😆

Community posts don't show up in the blog tab (unless the author resteems them).

Ah yes, of course. I'd forgotten about that. It took me a minute to understand what you meant but you're correct - without changing how community posts are included, it wouldn't make sense.

mine allows changes after scrolling - up to 200 posts for performance reasons

This implementation allows changes after scrolling but at the moment, you'd need to return to the top of the page. I've discussed with @moecki about implementing an "options" area (probably in a collapsable div) which I'd be tempted to pin towards the top of the page.

If your extension targets the "hideResteems" class in the generated code, you could override my "display:none" style - which might have a positive impact on the performance that you mentioned in an earlier post.