Joe Fineman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Jeremy Maitin-Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> Joe Fineman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> > I use Conkeror %^) under Windows XP %^(. (I was hoping to mention >> > the version of Conkeror, but I find that M-x conkeror-version >> > merely comes back with "$CONKEROR_VERSION$".) >> Typing: >> git rev-parse HEAD >> will give you the current revision. If you used git to obtain Conkeror, you can use that command at the command-line/terminal (not in Conkeror) from the Conkeror directory to determine the version. If you just used a snapshot, there may not be an easy way. > Typing it where, please? The minibuffer doesn't understand it, with > or without M-x. >> > I have 20/20 vision, but I find the little numbers identifying >> > links (white on red background) hard to read at the default >> > magnification; it takes close attention to distinguish the digits >> > 3, 6, 8, & 9. I can make them legible by zooming, but that is two >> > nuisances. Is there some way to change the font to something a >> > little bolder? (Even changing the color from white to black might >> > do the job.) >> I think you may be able to modify the style for span.__conkeror_hint >> in userContent.css. > I can't find that file, and would not know what to put in it if I > created it. >> Alternatively, modify content/hints.css directly. > That does it. I changed red to pink, and white to black. The > legibility is now fine. >> > It would be nice if [...] text windows -- particularly those that >> > are expecting a URL or a filename -- used a serif monospace font >> > such as Courier, [...] >> This is all customizable via CSS, this time in userChrome.css. >> Note that you should create both of these files in a "chrome" >> subdirectory (that you may also need to create) inside of your profile >> directory. > There is such a subdirectory, but I do not know what to put in the > file. > As you may infer, I know nothing about Java. These files should be in CSS and you can use the existing CSS files in the content/ directory to guess what might be suitable for userContent.css and userChrome.css. Note that userContent.css applies only to the content area (and therefore is used to customize the hint styling), while userChrome.css applies only to the non-content area (like the minibuffer). >> > Finally, at present when I use browse-url to get from Emacs to >> > Conkeror, it always starts a new window. Is there a way to tell >> > it to use an existing Conkeror window if there is one? >> Set >> url_remoting_fn = load_url_in_new_buffer; >> in your RC file. > I created /usr/own/f/Conkeror.rc and copied that into it. Using the > little window in the manual, I set the RC file to that, and to > c:/usr/own/f/Conkeror.rc. Neither had the desired effect. Changing > the slashes to backslashes to satisfy Bill Gates did the job, tho. I > had to write workarounds for tex-buffer & print-buffer in Emacs > because of that pest. You might want to put a warning in the manual > for fellow sufferers. Conkeror just uses the same path format as your operating system. > You have cured the most immediate irritations. Thanks again for your > attention. Well, if you have more issues, you know where to ask. :) -- Jeremy Maitin-Shepard _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
