After close

[jermsv1]

After close

[zackbloom]

How about adding this css:

.messenger-empty {
  display: none;
}

[jermsv1]

Thanks..I ended up editting the javascript to remove the element instead of
hiding it. If you want i can push it to git.

Thanks for the plugin!

On Wed, Jul 24, 2013 at 8:06 AM, Zack Bloom [email protected]:

How about adding this css:

.messenger-empty {
display: none;}

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com//issues/48#issuecomment-21491408
.

[abhishek-g]

@jermsv1 can u please post jsfiddle for the same.. it will be helpful...

Thanks to both of view

[abhishek-g]

thanks the css thing worked......

thanks for the plugin... super usefull.

[zackbloom]

@adamschwartz Any reason not to add this ^ to the standard css?

[adamschwartz]

It appears that most of the themes do this themselves. So yes, this seems like a reasonable default to add to messenger.sass.

[adamschwartz]

Should this issue be closed? @zackbloom