This script rules, really makes it super easy to find fics I'm interested in. You can use whatever colors you want. You can highlight whatever you want. The script itself is very clear and easy to configure. Great stuff.
I also wanted to share something I (no experience in regexp) just discovered in case it's useful for anyone else: the tag coloring is prioritized top to bottom. For example, say you have "CharacterA":yellow and "CharacterA/CharacterB":red. If "CharacterA/CharacterB" is listed first, it will appear as yellow (because it contains "CharacterA", listed later). However, if you put the broader tag for "CharacterA" first, the more specific "CharacterA/CharacterB" will override it: "CharacterA" will be yellow and "Character A/Character B" will be red. At least, I think that's how it work. just thought it was neat.
This script rules, really makes it super easy to find fics I'm interested in. You can use whatever colors you want. You can highlight whatever you want. The script itself is very clear and easy to configure. Great stuff.
I also wanted to share something I (no experience in regexp) just discovered in case it's useful for anyone else: the tag coloring is prioritized top to bottom. For example, say you have "CharacterA":yellow and "CharacterA/CharacterB":red. If "CharacterA/CharacterB" is listed first, it will appear as yellow (because it contains "CharacterA", listed later). However, if you put the broader tag for "CharacterA" first, the more specific "CharacterA/CharacterB" will override it: "CharacterA" will be yellow and "Character A/Character B" will be red. At least, I think that's how it work. just thought it was neat.