Ability to hide parts of Pokemon History
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King's Shield
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A mysterious shield that enervates attackers. Aegislash could make good use of this.
Sells for 
500
Aspear Berry
Aspear Berry (SOUR)
Cheri BerryCheri Berry (SPICY)
Chesto BerryChesto Berry (DRY)
Pecha BerryPecha Berry (SWEET)
Rawst BerryRawst Berry (BITTER)
Likes:
Bitter food
27%Calm nature
Aspear Berry
Aspear Berry (SOUR)
Cheri BerryCheri Berry (SPICY)
Chesto BerryChesto Berry (DRY)
Pecha BerryPecha Berry (SWEET)
Rawst BerryRawst Berry (BITTER)
Likes:
Dry food
27%Rash nature
Aspear Berry
Aspear Berry (SOUR)
Cheri BerryCheri Berry (SPICY)
Chesto BerryChesto Berry (DRY)
Pecha BerryPecha Berry (SWEET)
Rawst BerryRawst Berry (BITTER)
Likes:
Sour food
27%Impish nature
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helpful bump! i still think this is an amazing idea
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Aspear Berry
Aspear Berry (SOUR)
Cheri BerryCheri Berry (SPICY)
Chesto BerryChesto Berry (DRY)
Pecha BerryPecha Berry (SWEET)
Rawst BerryRawst Berry (BITTER)
Likes:
Dry food
MAXRash nature
I wouldn't really care for pokemon timeline, but I saw a lot of users like "clean timeline" so I'd think this will be a good idea?
Another pros is too avoid things like: "may you gift this pokemon and i'll gift the payment" and steal them? I am not saying that all the clean timeline pokemon collector is a stealer or having intentions like that or something, I said to avoid! It wouldn't bother the seller really much about works on two trades!
”A knight’s duty goes beyond a sword."
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Snow Jewel
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A delicate jewel that seems to be frozen.
Sells for 325
Aspear Berry
Aspear Berry (SOUR)
Cheri BerryCheri Berry (SPICY)
Chesto BerryChesto Berry (DRY)
Pecha BerryPecha Berry (SWEET)
Rawst BerryRawst Berry (BITTER)
Likes:
Sour food
MAXBold nature
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QUOTE originally posted by Iron Jugulis
I wouldn't really care for pokemon timeline, but I saw a lot of users like "clean timeline" so I'd think this will be a good idea?
Another pros is too avoid things like: "may you gift this pokemon and i'll gift the payment" and steal them? I am not saying that all the clean timeline pokemon collector is a stealer or having intentions like that or something, I said to avoid! It wouldn't bother the seller really much about works on two trades!
Just a little update here for those that would like it for the time being; there is CSS that can target particular types of history elements as of last year I believe, perhaps more recently for browser compatibility. An extra step is needed for people using Mozilla Firefox (like myself lol) on desktop, and it doesn't work on Mozilla for Android (possibly iOS too). Every other main browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Opera) updated to the latest version should be able to use it.
For example, placing the following in your site skin can hide all of your Pokemon's "trade" history leaving everything else still visible:
You can even hide history by usernames, so you can hide trade history that does not contain friends you specify by doing the following:
Or:
And if you want to get even more complicated, you can target only particular pokemon's histories by specifying their pids as such:
The following are the types of history you can target with CSS, they are indicated by the icon on the left of the history entry:
#timeline > li:has(use[*|href*="svg_icon_trade"]) { display: none; }
#timeline > li:has(svg > use[*|href*="svg_icon_trade"]):not(:has(.tlitem > :is(a[href*="USERNAME"], a[href*="USERNAME2", a[href*="USERNAME3"]))) { display: none; }
#timeline > li:has(use[*|href*="svg_icon_trade"]) { display: none; }
#timeline > li:has(.tlitem > :is(a[href*="USERNAME"], a[href*="USERNAME2", a[href*="USERNAME3"])) { display: block !important; }
#summarypage > #summary_col1:has(.party > div[data-pid="PKMN-PID"]) ~ #summary_col3 #timeline > li:has(use[*|href*="svg_icon_trade"]) { display: none; }
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For those using Mozilla Firefox on PC, you will have to enable the ":has()" selector manually before you can use this by doing the following:
svg_icon_create
": ☥ | ankh icon?
"svg_icon_obtain
": + | plus icon
"svg_icon_release
": x | times icon
"svg_icon_hatch
": 🥚 | egg icon
"svg_icon_trade
": ⇆ | exchange icon
"svg_icon_evolve
": 🗲 | lightning icon
"svg_icon_level
": ↑ | up arrow icon> Open a new tab and enter "
Not sure what kind of impact this has on page loading performance, but it should only happen on the summary page. Hopefully this helps some of those who would like to hide history entries ^^about:config
" into the address bar at the top (where urls go).
> In the page that appears, type "layout.css.has-selector.enabled
" into the search preferences bar. An item with a "true" or "false" value should appear.
> Toggle the value to "true" if it isn't already.
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