On 11/01/01 09:54 AM, Ben Bucksch wrote: > Holger Metzger wrote: > > >>On 11/1/2001 8:54 AM, J.B. Moreno wrote: >> >> >>>But how well is that fact documented? >>> > There's my webpage which I referred to, but that's unfortunately outdated. > > At the moment, I am too lazy to update it, in part because Seth Spitzer > deliberately removed the central tool |mimetest|, which shows the actual > HTML message output structure. > > >>>And does it come with some default that would work for most people? >>> > Well, it's a *user*Content.css - the point is that you can do whatever > you imagine, only limited by the (rich) HTML structure that libmime > outputs for messages and by the capabilities of CSS. The problem boils > down to the lack of documentation (i.e. my badly maintained webpage). > Patches (or new text) for the webpage is welcome :-). > > On a related note, I noticed that the coloring of the sig is broken, > too. No idea, what's the reason again. We need some automated regression > tests for that code. > > >>I tried Ben's suggestions in <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, but it >>only colors the vertical quote bars, and since I disable those it does >>not have any effect at all. >> > > My fault. The example in the bug was very outdated. I figured out some > rules that work for me. Cited below. > > >>IMHO, having different colors for quoting levels is a killer feature. >> > > me too :). > > > Add the following to your userContent.css: > > blockquote[type=cite] { > border-color: black ! important; > color: red ! important; > } > blockquote[type=cite] blockquote { > border-color: red ! important; > color: green ! important; > } > blockquote[type=cite] blockquote blockquote { > border-color: green ! important; > color: blue ! important; > } > blockquote[type=cite] blockquote blockquote blockquote { > border-color: blue ! important; > color: gray ! important; > } > blockquote[type=cite] blockquote blockquote blockquote blockquote { > border-color: gray ! important; > } > blockquote[type=cite] pre, blockquote[type=cite] div { > color: inherit ! important; > } > > The last rule is critical and the reason why it didn't work for you. > > Note that this is not limited to plaintext messages and will even work > in the HTML composer. If you want, you can limit the rules to normal > plaintext / format=flowed msgs by adding div.moz-text-plain or > div.moz-text-flowed respectively at the beginning of each selector. > > Ben > > >
Thank a lot! This is great. Pratik.
