Martin Kutschker wrote
>I am writing a little app and I have created specific CSS for different Mozilla skin.
>For now I did modern and classic. Styling works nicely for these two skin as I know
>in advance which colours look fine with them. But if the user chooses any other skin
>eg the ones from NS6 themeing contest, then he or she runs into the problem that
>Mozilla chooses what seems to be the default skin for Communicator. So the UI
>"breaks" (ugly colours and stuff).
>
>So I'd like to create a "save skin" for my app, which doesn't set colours and fonts
>etc.. This "save skin" shall be used as the "default skin" if the user chooses a skin
>for Mozilla for which no skinning is done for my app. Is there a way to do this?
>
You can install a skin that only applies to your package. You still have
to contend with the global and/or communicator skins, should you wish to
use them.
