Simply save the schoology-overdue-fix.user.js, then navigate to chrome://extensions and drag the user script file into Chrome window. Now open Schoology, and the Overdue Section should have magically disappeared.
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Removes that annoying Schoology Overdue section.
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| // ==UserScript== | |
| // @name Schoology Overdue Patch | |
| // @namespace http://ah.ah | |
| // @description Fixes that annoying overdue section which crowds the page with unnecessary content. Made by Gautam Mittal, a student on Schoology who wishes he could use Edmodo. | |
| // @include https://pausd.schoology.com/home | |
| // ==/UserScript== | |
| // Notes: | |
| // * is a wildcard character | |
| // .tld is magic that matches all top-level domains (e.g. .com, .co.uk, .us, etc.) | |
| console.log("You are currently using the Schoology Overdue Patch. To view which Schoology assignments are overdue, disable this extension.") | |
| document.getElementsByClassName("overdue-submissions")[0].remove() |
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When you download Tamper Monkey on Chrome, it will open as an extension. When you click on that extension, it will have the option of creating a new script, which will open a new webpage. There, you'll delete the default code, copy the new code in, and replace the link with your Schoology homepage. Do Cmd-S to save, and it should be implemented to your Schoology page.