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The Lounge What is on Your Mind? Search Results (Search, New, and Today's Topics) Animation Switch Post 303020805 by Neo on Saturday 28th of July 2018 09:05:08 AM

07-28-2018

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Here is the query code which makes it all possible:

Code:

jQuery(document).ready(function(){
var mySwitch = false;
jQuery("#neo-search-results-animation").click(function(){
   if(jQuery(this).hasClass("fa-toggle-on")){
       jQuery(this).removeClass("fa-toggle-on");
       jQuery(this).addClass("fa-toggle-off");
       jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").removeClass("neo-threadbit");
   }
   else if(jQuery("#neo-search-results-animation").hasClass("fa-toggle-off")){
       jQuery(this).removeClass("fa-toggle-off");
       jQuery(this).addClass("fa-toggle-on");
       jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").addClass("neo-threadbit");
   }
  jQuery(".neo-threadbit").hover(function(){
      jQuery(this).css({"cursor":"pointer"});
      jQuery(this).find(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").toggle();
  });
 });
});

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plaiter

PLAITER(1)							   User Commands							PLAITER(1)

NAME

       Plaiter - Command-line front-end to command-line music players.

DESCRIPTION

   Usage is:
	      "plaiter [options] [file, playlist, directory or stream ...]"

OPTIONS

       --daemon,-d	-- daemon mode

       --queue,-q	-- add tracks to queue

       --enqueue	-- add tracks to queue

       --random 	-- random shuffle

       --play		-- play

       --pause		-- toggle pause mode

       --stop,-s	-- stop

       --latch [on|off] -- toggle or set stop after current track

       --next,-n [n]	-- skip forward [n tracks]

       --prev [n]	-- skip backward [n tracks]

       --search <str>	-- search in playlist

       --rsearch <str>	-- reverse search in playlist

       --reset,-r	-- play track 1

       --loop [on|off]	-- toggle or set loop mode

       --quit		-- quit daemon

       --status 	-- show status

       --list,-l	-- show playlist

       --help		-- show help

       --version	-- show version

       -v		-- be verbose

AUTHOR

       Written by Stephen Jungels (sjungels@gmail.com)

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2005, 2006 by Stephen Jungels.  Released under the GPL.  Latest version and more info at http://jungels.net/projects/plait/

Plaiter v 1.4.2 						  September 2008							PLAITER(1)