If I do what you have recommended will that disable the standard HTML
rendering for the browser as well or is it just for Mail/News?
Holger Metzger wrote:
> On 4/30/01 1:16 AM, Julz wrote:
>
>
>>Does anybody know if there is an option that can be specified in the
>>prefs.js file that allows for the disabiling of the HTML rendering on
>>mail messages?
>>I find that sometimes the rendering of mail messages crashes Mozilla and
>>quite frankly I don't really want HTML pages sent to me as email. So
>>having them render as HTML code and/or a link at the top of the message
>>allowing me to choose to show it as HTML would be really useful.
>>I know that you can disable the running of Javascript maybe the option
>>could be above that. Disable HTML also disables Javascript or you can
>>just disable Javascript.
>>
>>Cheers
>>Julz
>>
>>
>
>
> You can't control what other people send you.
> You can however disable the displaying of HTML by creating a
> userchrome.css in the chrome folder of your profile directory and adding
> the following lines:
>
> .moz-text-html font, .moz-text-html div, .moz-text-html body,
> .moz-text-html b, .moz-text-html strong
> {
> font-size : small !important;
> font-family : courier new !important;
> font-weight : 400 !important;
> color : inherit !important;
> background-color : inherit !important;
> background-image : inherit !important;
> text-align : inherit !important;
> text-indent : inherit !important;
> }
>
>
> Holger
>
>
