http://friendfeed.com/dogmeat

 

How to customize further using CSS

You can further customize your embedded FriendFeed widget or badge by providing your own CSS. You may need to use !important at the end of each custom rule to override the default settings.

• #friendfeed
  Every other selector is contained within this.
• .logo
  Contains the FriendFeed logo.
  Hide the logo: #friendfeed .logo img { display: none; }
• .feed
  Contains a FriendFeed feed.
• .entry
  Contained within a FriendFeed feed. Contains an individual entry.
• .body
  Contains the body of an entry.
• .comments
  Contains the comments for an entry.
  Remove comments: #friendfeed .feed .entry .comments { display: none; }
  Remove comment icons: #friendfeed .feed .entry .comments .comment .quote { background: none };
• .likes
  Contains the likes for an entry.
  Remove likes icon: #friendfeed .feed .entry .likes { background: none; }
• .info
  Contains the entry's timestamp.
  Increase the font size: #friendfeed .feed .entry .info { font-size: 10pt; }
• .media
  Contains media for an entry.
  Remove border around images: #friendfeed .feed .entry .media img { border: 0; }
• .picture
  Badge profile picture.
  Remove the profile picture: .friendfeed .picture { display: none; }
• .name
  Badge user name.
  Change the font size: .friendfeed .name a { font-size: 8pt; }
• .services
  A list of services with image icons.
  Add more margin: .friendfeed .services { margin-top: 10px; }
• .stats
  Contains statistics including number of shared items.
  Move stats to right of picture: .friendfeed .stats { clear: none; }
• .bottom
  Contains the "Subscribe to me" link.

 

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