>> This worked however on some sites there are bakgrounds that will stay
>> their original color, most of the time making reading the white fonts
>> unreadable.
> I'm not sure if UserContent.css applies to documents where the styling is
> done using e.g. BGCOLOR="foo" rather than style sheets. You may need to
> get the authors of the pages to start supporting web standards ;-)
i'm testing it on mozillazine.org so i'm guessing there's no problem there
:)
userContent.css:
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body {
background-color: black ! important;
}
p {
color: #ffffff ! important;
font-family: serif;
}
pre {
color: #ffffff ! important;
font-family: monospace;
}
.highlight {
background-color: #666666 ! important;
}
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okay, so i don't really understand this so i need a little help. what are
the words infront of the "{" ?
currently most backgrounds show in black and fonts in white, however not
everything. mozillazine.org shows a black background for the left column
with white fonts, except for the titles of the articles. i'm guessing this
is because there's no entry for font-family sans-serif, how do i add this?
(that is, what word needs to be infront of "{" ?)
Brendon
