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If you’re using Plurk, you may not want to see your karma score. It can be annoying to watch it yo-yo. Today, the folks at Plurk made it possible to change the look of some things on your page via CSS.  So I found the places to change the color of the karma score. If you change the color to the same color as the background of the box, it will essentially disappear. Here’s the code; you’ll have to change the color to whatever is appropriate for your style. (So, for example, if yours is black, it would be color: #000000; )

#dash-stats span.karma_hover { color: #A35BAE; }
#dash-stats span#karma.karma_yellow { color: #A35BAE; }
#dash-stats h3+a.link_arrow { color: #A35BAE; }


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