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Ever wanted to customize NewsBlur on the web but didn’t want to install custom browser extensions so you could shoe-horn in monkey-patched code? And if you did use a browser extension, didn’t you just hate having to keep it synchronized between your computers? Just for you, NewsBlur now has two new fields: Custom CSS and Custom Javascript.
Head to Manage > Account > Custom CSS/JS. And here’s what you can do with this new feature.
Install an unofficial dark theme for NewsBlur
Over on Stylish, a community for custom CSS, there are a bunch of stylesheets that change how NewsBlur looks. Have you ever wanted a dark theme? There’s a few and the most popular is made by NewsBlur user Splike. (Note: you will have to remove the @moz delcaraction along with the surrounding {}’s at the top and bottom lines.)
Hide that module or link that you don’t want to see on NewsBlur
Don’t like seeing Global Shared Stories or the River of News on the Dashboard? You can hide them with this little bit of CSS:
/* Hides the Global Shared Stories feed */
.NB-feeds-header-river-global-container {
display: none !important;
}
/* Hides the Dashboard River */
.NB-module-river {
display: none !important;
}
Run a custom script
Ok, to be 100% truthful, I have no idea why you’d want to run custom JavaScript on NewsBlur. But if you figure out a reason please let me know! Either shoot me an email or mention it to @newsblur on Twitter.