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Ask HN: Can someone with enough Karma to downvote help me out with snippet?

#1
I'm working on a Hacker News UserStyle that will be a full site redesign but I lack enough karma to downvote.

I got the markup for those in a previous Ask HN [1]. Sadly, I didn't think to ask for markup for something upvoted and something downvoted.

What I need is this snippet (the two table rows that comprise a submission and its actions):

  
    
      10.
    
    
      
        
      
    
    
      The Title of the Submission
          (example)
    
  
  
    
    
      
        100 points by
        theusername
        20 days ago
         |
        500 comments
      
    
  
 
Thanks for your help. This is the last thing I need and I can't wait to Show HN!

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39791679

Re: Ask HN: Can someone with enough Karma to downvote help me out with snippet?

#4
The downvote arrow is pretty much identical to the upvote arrow markup-wise. It's just another element right after the upvote's element, with the only difference being that the div inside has the "rotate180" class in addition to the "votearrow" class (and a different title/href, but that shouldn't matter to your styling).

If you've upvoted or downvoted, all vote arrows become "nosee"

Re: Ask HN: Can someone with enough Karma to downvote help me out with snippet?

#6
post #4

The downvote arrow is pretty much identical to the upvote arrow markup-wise. It's just another element right after the upvote's element, with the only difference being that the div inside has the "rotate180" class in addition to the "votearrow" class (and a different title/href, but that shouldn't matter to your styling). If you've upvoted or downvoted, all vote arrows become "nosee"

Thanks.

Re: Ask HN: Can someone with enough Karma to downvote help me out with snippet?

#7
post #4

The downvote arrow is pretty much identical to the upvote arrow markup-wise. It's just another element right after the upvote's element, with the only difference being that the div inside has the "rotate180" class in addition to the "votearrow" class (and a different title/href, but that shouldn't matter to your styling). If you've upvoted or downvoted, all vote arrows become "nosee"

Thanks.

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