On 10/5/07, Jason Karns [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had this idea brewing in my head for a while now concerning user
style sheets and I thought I'd run it by the list and get some
feedback on the idea.
The issue I'm trying to address, is that people who use user style
sheets usually have
I've had this idea brewing in my head for a while now concerning user
style sheets and I thought I'd run it by the list and get some
feedback on the idea.
The issue I'm trying to address, is that people who use user style
sheets usually have site-specific style sheets but they can only be
applied
It's an interesting idea... it's like userstyles.org but without the
requirement of the Stylish extension (AFAIK only Fx). But there's
something I don't quite understand, how would you apply those styles?
If you want that to be browser-independent the only way I see is for
the site to
Jason Karns wrote:
I've had this idea brewing in my head for a while now concerning user
style sheets and I thought I'd run it by the list and get some
feedback on the idea.
This is a neat idea. I have no input at all on the technical side of
things, but usability-wise I would love to see
Rafael wrote:
If you want that to be browser-independent the only way I see is for
the site to apply itself, meaning you would need both parts, the site
owners and the users, to sign in in your site (which, although not
impossible, would limit your site a lot). I mean, the site owners
Barney Carroll wrote:
CSS can’t ‘break’ sites: It's completely presentational and functionally
harmless. Things with a far greater degree of power already exist
[http://www.cssfly.net].
[...]
So sell your idea to a serious back-ender. The notion that modifying CSS
might cause security
