Some way when you’re looking at the list of Filters to easily show those that are disabled.
At the moment if you hit “inverse” for a filter expression it shows in red. I propose that a Filter that has “Enabled” unticked is shown in strikethru, or a light grey font instead of black.
(Oh great. Now @fox is going to come after me. Please just take me, spare my family, I didn’t know about CSS!)
Thanks @rodneys_mission, I appreciate the tip. The only problem is, that puts strikethrough the word “filter” for me, not the actual filter item that’s disabled.
I don’t know how to look at the CSS/have any clue, but I assume there’s a typo/word wrong there somewhere?
In my screenshot, I want a strikethru on “Auto Read (News)” as I’ve currently disabled it.
Fair point re tagging, yes, that’s actually quite a genuine dick move. Sorry.
I’ll check the CSS selector, I don’t know how to use one but I might as well learn.
Something must be screwy with my install then, using the default theme I and .dijitTreeRow.filterDisabled I still end up with “filter”’ struck-thru and none of the filters.
Even if I remove it, I don’t see it greyed out like in your example.
No I just did a git pull to ensure I was running the very latest. And yes, I have been using the Feedly 3rd Party theme, but reverting back to stock hasn’t fixed it.
I probably have some lame browser plugin or similar stuffing it up though, or some old css files lying around. I’ll clean it all up and test again. Thanks.
root entry (“Filters”) being gray seems like an unrelated bug, i see it on my instance too.
i’ve exported OPML on your instance, made a new user on my test instance, and filters show as disabled properly.
e: this is related to mysql so it’s probably a boolean value not handled properly somewhere in the PHP code (pgsql and mysql return those differently because life is suffering). i’ve managed to replicate this.
e2: root being gray is unrelated, fixed thanks to you noticing
Ahhh, good ol’ mysql.
I do mean one day to convert to pgsql because I know that it’s the “tested” database that everyone’s using.
Thanks for looking at it, I appreciate you took the time.