Hmm. I have very little in the way of add-ons on FF, no adblockers or the like, and it's the latest version.
Maybe it needs a particular plug-in or something to display these?
12/09/2013 20:20 - Moving /media/My Video/Star Trek_ Enterprise_20130912_1900.ts to [Unclassified]
12/09/2013 20:20 - Resetting unwatched recording flag for /media/My Video/[Unclassified]
13/09/2013 08:10 - Moving /media/My Video/Breakfast_20130913_0755.ts to [Unclassified]
13/09/2013 08:10 - Resetting unwatched recording flag for /media/My Video/[Unclassified]
13/09/2013 19:10 - Plugin error: can't read "msg": no such variable
13/09/2013 19:20 - Plugin error: can't read "msg": no such variable
13/09/2013 19:30 - Plugin error: can't read "msg": no such variable
13/09/2013 19:40 - Plugin error: can't read "msg": no such variable
13/09/2013 19:50 - Plugin error: can't read "msg": no such variable
13/09/2013 20:00 - Plugin error: can't read "msg": no such variable
13/09/2013 20:10 - Flattening /media/My Video/Star Trek_ Enterprise/Star Trek_ Enterprise_20130913_1900.ts
13/09/2013 20:10 - Moving /media/My Video/Star Trek_ Enterprise_20130913_1900.ts to [Unclassified]
13/09/2013 20:10 - Resetting unwatched recording flag for /media/My Video/[Unclassified]
Try starting Firefox in safe mode (hold shift while clicking the icon) to see if a plugin is affecting the WebIF.
I don't want to get into implementing and maintaining options at this level but the web interface does allow you to set your own style overrides in a stylesheet called EXTRA.css. If I assign a specific class to all genre icons then you could just put the following into EXTRA.css and it would not be overwritten on update. Can you identify the places that you would like it to be hidden?I would like to request an option to be able to hide the programme genre icons that appear in various places in webif, and the remote scheduling site. Would this be possible to do without causing too much work? I have been hiding them on my PC by blocking them with Adblock Plus, but don't think I can do this on my iPad, or Android tablet.
img.genre { display: none; }
I don't want to get into implementing and maintaining options at this level but the web interface does allow you to set your own style overrides in a stylesheet called EXTRA.css. If I assign a specific class to all genre icons then you could just put the following into EXTRA.css and it would not be overwritten on update. Can you identify the places that you would like it to be hidden?
Code:img.genre { display: none; }
I don't see why not...I really like the new 'unwatched' counters on the folders in the media view. Is it possible to add these to the disk contents view in RS as well? They'd come in handy for planning the evening's viewing while killing the last few minutes in the office before going home at night!!
I don't want to get into implementing and maintaining options at this level but the web interface does allow you to set your own style overrides in a stylesheet called EXTRA.css. If I assign a specific class to all genre icons then you could just put the following into EXTRA.css and it would not be overwritten on update. Can you identify the places that you would like it to be hidden?
Code:img.genre { display: none; }
I have now done this, and it seems to have got rid of them from Browse Media Files, and Scheduled Events, but they are still present on EPG Programme Details, and EPG single channel view. This is still a big improvement though, Thanks.Brian - this should work now.
I'll add the relevant class to those screens too for the next update.I have now done this, and it seems to have got rid of them from Browse Media Files, and Scheduled Events, but they are still present on EPG Programme Details, and EPG single channel view. This is still a big improvement though, Thanks.
Thanks.I'll add the relevant class to those screens too for the next update.
Yes, it's safe to ignore that. It's just telling you that the blank EXTRA.css file in the package has been stuffed at ...EXTRA.css-opkg... rather than overwriting your local changes.When upgrading webif to 1.0.6-5, I now have the following error due to me editing the EXTRA.css file.
Could be : ) It's a good way of tweaking the look of various elements, repositioning or even hiding them, but it does depend somewhat on good tagging of elements in the code. Just uploaded 1.06-6 which tags some more genre images with the genre class.Perhaps it would be interesting to have a thread about the webif EXTRA.css stylesheet, and the sort of things that can be done with it.
ThanksYes, it's safe to ignore that. It's just telling you that the blank EXTRA.css file in the package has been stuffed at ...EXTRA.css-opkg... rather than overwriting your local changes.
I think that has got rid of the remaining genre icons.Could be : ) It's a good way of tweaking the look of various elements, repositioning or even hiding them, but it does depend somewhat on good tagging of elements in the code. Just uploaded 1.06-6 which tags some more genre images with the genre class.