Moves the UR and place update windows down and to the right so the town name and FUME buttons are not covered up
// ==UserScript==
// @name WME ShowTown
// @description Moves the UR and place update windows down and to the right so the town name and FUME buttons are not covered up
// @namespace TxAgBQ
// @grant none
// @grant GM_info
// @version 20251128
// @match https://*.waze.com/*/editor*
// @match https://*.waze.com/editor*
// @exclude https://*.waze.com/user/editor*
// @author Rick Zabel (ShowTown) and TxAgBQ (update to shift UR right)
// @license MIT/BSD/X11
// ==/UserScript==
function ShowTown() {
try {
// Directly target the panel element that needs to be moved.
var panelElement = $('#panel-container .panel');
// Check if the panel element exists and has a length greater than 0.
// This ensures jQuery found the element on the page.
if (typeof panelElement !== "undefined" && panelElement.length > 0) {
// Define the CSS rules to apply.
// margin-top:25px !important; moves the element down by 25 pixels.
// margin-left505px !important; moves the element to the right by 5060 pixels.
// The !important flag helps ensure these rules override Waze's default styles.
var cssRules = '#panel-container .panel { margin-top:25px !important; margin-left:60px !important;}';
// Check if our custom style tag already exists.
// We append it only once to avoid cluttering the <head> with duplicate tags.
if (!$('style#showtown-style').length) {
$("head").append($('<style type="text/css" id="showtown-style">' + cssRules + '</style>'));
console.log("ShowTown: Injected custom CSS for panel adjustment.");
} else {
// If the style tag already exists, ensure its content is correct.
// This helps in case of re-runs or dynamic changes.
$('style#showtown-style').html(cssRules);
}
}
// Set a timeout to re-run this function regularly.
// This is crucial for dynamically loaded pages like Waze Map Editor.
// It ensures the styles are applied even if the elements load later or if
// Waze's own JavaScript tries to override them after initial load.
// Running every 1 second provides a good balance without excessive overhead.
setTimeout(ShowTown, 1000);
} catch (err) {
// If an error occurs (e.g., jQuery not yet loaded), log it and
// still try to re-run the function after a delay.
console.error("ShowTown script error:", err);
setTimeout(ShowTown, 1000);
}
}
// Initial call to ShowTown to start the process.
// This will kick off the continuous checking loop.
setTimeout(ShowTown, 1000);