Quote from: FormerlyAnonymous on December 23, 2012, 02:35:58 AM

Quote from: FreeMoney on December 22, 2012, 10:12:22 PM

Quote from: FormerlyAnonymous on December 22, 2012, 06:24:24 PM

proof of concept: try typing this into the Chrome URL bar:

javascript:document.getElementById('top_div').style.display = 'None';document.getElementById('pmflashclient').style.top=0

Certainly I might not know what I'm talking about.

What does putting that in the address bar do for you? If I'm supposed to make some obvious modification to it to make it work I'm not clever enough, it just does nothing.

Heh, sorry. Not meaning to drown you in mumbo-jumbo there

When I point Google Chrome (technically I am using Chromium, which might actually make a difference, but I doubt it) at the Seals game-play page (after logging in and hitting "Play Now"), typing the above into my URL bar and pressing enter eliminates the top banner. nb: I doubt it works in all other browsers due to non-standardization of the "DOM".

It's just meant to show that it's feasible to wire up code such as the above to a button somewhere to get 'er done.

I'll take a crack at coding this up using jQuery to smooth over the "DOM non-standardization" issues mentioned above -- and see if maybe I can't find a way to support getting the thing back after closing, via some kind of hover/click sequence, if I can figure that out -- and PM you the results sometime tonight.

Ah, ok, I did try that, it just googles it. Maybe I need to set it to not do that and then it will execute?

If you can write something that I just need to put in the area Mavens gives me for html/js for the top area that would be great. I'd certainly tip.