Updated the spoiler tag.

[SignorSuperdouche]

It's odd that the old spoilers came up in different colours for different folk.

They'd always been

white

for me.

Heh, this is

pretty

neat

...

Oh dear, I was having too much fun with the tags and I appear to have

s

p

oiled myself

[OssK]

What browser are you using brother Bowser ?

[elmuerte]

I broke it!!

[Marek]

I

love

this. Especially the

potential

for

CIA style redacting

.

[Nachimir]

Yes,

redactions

also work

really well with:

¬¬

I broke it!!

Reverse spoilers!

[ThunderPeel2001]

Lol. This thread just cracked me up.

Stripey spoilers!

Now seriously. Change them back to white

I guess for

Firefox

users, like me, they were always white?

[MrHoatzin]

Hm, CIA redactions would be neat if only they were moreso!

[Nachimir]

I guess for

Firefox

users, like me, they were always white?

FF for OS X here, and always showed black.

[MrHoatzin]

FF for OS X here, and always showed black.

FF on OSX showed up as white. It was white since it was introduced. I've seen this site on many computers, on various setups and I have no idea how it ever looked anything but white to anyone.

[OssK]

Safari FF Camino and Opera all say it's black on my mac...

[Thrik]

It's always been black for me while I've been using Firefox 2 and 3 on Windows Vista.

Mental.

[DanJW]

Windows XP, FireFox and Chrome. White.

We should all have this information in our sigs TBH.

[elmuerte]

Windows XP, FireFox and Chrome. White.

We should all have this information in our sigs TBH.

o/b/s? the new a/s/l?

[OssK]

Could be a nice signature

"Playing : GTA 16 / GoW 8 / CoD 19 and I still see the spoiler tag in black"

OMG I just inserted a societal critique of the game industry in a humorous remark, I'm so awesome !

[ThunderPeel2001]

Safari FF Camino and Opera all say it's black on my mac...

Everyone sees the spoiler tag in black now... It's a question of how it used to be.

[ThunderPeel2001]

It's always been black for me while I've been using Firefox 2 and 3 on Windows Vista.

Mental.

That is totally bonkers. We've got the same setup and it was always white for me. How is this possible?

[OssK]

Everyone sees the spoiler tag in black now... It's a question of how it used to be.

Could you let me be a dumbass and die in peace please ?

[elmuerte]

never!

[OssK]

never!

That's a revenge from what my ancestors did to yours ?

(cross-threading can blow asses if you're not careful)

[James]

This forum doesn't have skins or anything, does it?

[Nick]

Why would you want any other skin?

[elmuerte]

"The

spoiler

tag is the

best thing

to

happen

since

twitter.com/igndotcom

" -ign.com

[gdf]

The game.

[n0wak]

I've been doing nothing but HTML and javascript and CSS at work for weeks, so

put this in your css

.spoiler {border: 1px dotted rgb(237, 196, 194); color: black; background-color: black; cursor: help; padding: 0 10px 0 5px;}
.spoiler img, .spoiler object {visibility: hidden;}
.spoiled {background: #FFB; color: #000; }

and instead of

<span style="border: 1px dotted rgb(237, 196, 194); color: black; background-color: black; cursor: help;" onclick="this.style.color='black'; this.style.backgroundColor='transparent';">spoiler text</span>

do

<span class="spoiler" onclick="this.className = (this.className = (this.className=='spoiler')?'spoiled':'spoiler');">spoiler text</span>

This has the benefit of being able to hide inline images too! I don't know about YouTube embeds. And you can re-spoil it after revealing. Need to test it some more.

Hope I'm not stepping on anyone's toes

[toblix]

Better yet, do the whole site as a flash application, then you can have awesome animated blurs and custom scroll bars.