Sat, 28 Feb 2009 20:30:11 -0800, /flyguy/:
Stanimir Stamenkov wrote:
GUI controls appearance is generally inherited from the underlying
graphic desktop environment. If you want the font of the menus
larger, just adjust it through the Display Appearance (Advanced)
settings of your Windows Desktop. You may also adjust the "Message
Box" font as it controls the appearance of the text in other than menu
GUI controls.
I do the same for Win XP, using Display Properties > Appearance > Advanced:
Message Box: sets text size in SM's email left pane (folders) and the
Header pane (sender, subject, date, etc). Tahoma 10 works for me.
Menu: sets text size for the File Edit View etc menu along the top of
the SM windows and in the drop-down list for the menu items. Tahoma 10
works for me.
Icon: doesn't seem to affect anything in SM, but it does increase the
text size in Windows Explorer nicely (Windows Explorer, not IE).
These are some style rules I've put in my "userChrome.css" to make
the classic theme blend better with the Windows desktop:
window { font: icon !important; }
dialog, wizard, page { font: message-box !important; }
button, toolbar, .toolbar-holder, toolbarbutton, tree { font: inherit
!important; }
statusbar, tooltip { font: status-bar !important; }
statusbar, tab, treecol, toolbarbutton { color: ButtonText !important; }
toolbarbutton[disabled=true] { color: GrayText !important; }
.msgNotificationBar {
background-color: InfoBackground !important;
color: InfoText !important;
font: status-bar !important;
}
These will cause more of your "Display Properties > Appearance >
Advanced" settings used in the look of SeaMonkey.
--
Stanimir
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