Filter diff files as well as tree view #177
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This is quite simplistic and just uses
style='none'
, happy to use a CSS class instead. It does mean that it would remove any other content that existed instyle
, but as it stands the element doesn't have any styles applied to it. Some of the nested divs do usestyle
- e.g. the header of the diff file usesstyle="top: 60px !important; position: sticky;"
I was thinking with CSS classes they may be more likely to be overridden by Github code causing the diffs to reappear.
I can add an option to disable this feature if you want, let me know
Demo