userName above or below profilepicture and not in Header?

[Memnarch 24]

So one thing that is a bit irritating for me, because most forums don't do that, is that a Username is not above/below the profilepicture. Because the names are in this blue header, they're kind of invisible to me 😕

[bernau 5]

For me too. Not such a big thing, but it confuses me sometimes.

[dummzeuch 1505]

I second that. I have searched for the user name several times before realizing that it is right above the avatar.

[p80286 1]

I am awaiting the user name below the user picture. But there I find "Members" are we all multiple personalities?

 

greetings

K-H

[KodeZwerg 54]

maybe we are all a product of the clone-trials started with sheep dolly, our new name: LEGiON

[Markus Kinzler 174]

It's the group you belong to

[p80286 1]

1 minute ago, Markus Kinzler said:

It's the group you belong to

I would prefer to see what the Person is not the Group he/she/they belong to.

 

greetings

K-H

[Daniel 417]

Understood and accepted.

Because of the full responsive design, changing this is a little more complicatet than 10 years ago when we had a fix layout with html-tables. 😉

But it will come (more or less) soon.

[Neutral General 15]

I added this feature to the TamperMonkey script for now:

 

 

Directlink to the post with the latest script:

 

Edited October 29, 2018 by Neutral General

[Daniel 417]

Can you provide a screenshot from a mobile device please? Or just squeeze your desktop-browser to force the switch to the mobile layout.

[Neutral General 15]

The username change doesn't seem to affect the mobile view:

 

[KodeZwerg 54]

Browser Opera looks a bit terrible after that modification, strange.

[Neutral General 15]

I've tested it with a small chrome window on windows 10.

If some feature doesn't work on mobile or in some browser you can always just disable that specific feature.

Should work just fine - especially for the username changes.

 

Edit: 

Does it work if you change this line:

 

obj.outerHTML = ' ';

to

obj.outerHTML = '_';

?

 

Because I couldn't set outerHTML = '' because that gave me the effect you are getting in opera.

In Chrome adding a space worked to mitigate this problem. Maybe Opera treats spaces a little bit different and you need to have something "real" in there.

Edited October 29, 2018 by Neutral General

[Adz Baywes 0]

Put this code on GitHub?

 

Sample output from Firefox Developer Edition Beta 64.0b4

 

[Neutral General 15]

@Adz Baywes Did you try my fix I suggested in the post above?

I can't test this right now. So I'd be thankful if you could just change this one line and test again.

[Adz Baywes 0]

Better but note the bottom "| + | Quote |"