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Ditto for search results including (search, new topics, today's post, etc):

Code:

<script>
jQuery(".neo-threadbit").hover(function(){
   jQuery(this).css({"cursor":"pointer"});
   jQuery(this).find(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").css({"color":"rgba(15, 31, 132,0.95)","padding":"20px 10px 20px 20px","margin":"20px 0px; 20px 20px","word-wrap": "break-word"});;
   jQuery(this).find(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").fadeIn(1000);
});
</script>

Comments welcome (color, size, margins, timing, effect, etc)

(see attached screen recording)

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Maybe change the animation to just have all the thread previews appear at one time, and not by thread individually?

Or just leave it "as is" with the previews on a per thread basis?

Update:

Changed this to preview all the threads at once:

Code:

<script>
jQuery(".neo-threadbit").hover(function(){
jQuery(this).css({"cursor":"pointer"});
   jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").css({"color":"rgba(15, 31, 132,0.95)","padding":"20px 10px 20px 20px","margin":"20px 0px; 20px 20px","word-wrap": "break-word"});;
  // jQuery(this).find(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").fadeIn(1000);
     jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").fadeIn(1000);
});
</script>

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Having preview on every thread makes the forum display pretty cluttered, imo.

Last edited by CarloM; 07-26-2018 at 05:18 AM..

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Your image link does not work:

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[IMG]https://img42.com/jHxs3+[/IMG]

It's best to add attachments using the forum attachments for at least two reason:

(1) Third party services come and go. Their links often are dead after a year or more.

(2) It's possible for others to change those external links to malicious code.

Please upload using the forum attachment function; or put in your forum album and put the IMG link from your album.

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I like the dea, but tend to agree with CarloM - the display does look too "busy" for my taste.
Also I couldn't find a way to "collapse" the expanded threads to get tot a "minimalistic" display.
How about compromise: the mouseover expands the hovered thread and collapses it once the focus is gone?

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OK. Thanks for the feedback. Done...

Code:

<script>
jQuery(".neo-threadbit").hover(function(){
   jQuery(this).css({"cursor":"pointer"});
   jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").css({"color":"rgba(15, 31, 132,0.95)","padding":"20px 10px 20px 20px","margin":"20px 0px; 20px 20px","word-wrap": "break-word"});;
   jQuery(this).find(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").fadeToggle(1000);
   //jQuery(".neo-threadbit-threadpreview").fadeIn(1000);
});
</script>

Let me know if this is better "fadeToggle()"

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