Tue, 22 Dec 2009 18:11:01 +0100, /Karl/:
up to now i run SM1.1.18 under eCS2.0RC6a and tried to see how SM2.0 is
usable for me. I am disappointed concerning windows display. The font
size used are to large to describe the buttons and all other stuff
including contents of some windows. My old window size is mostly to
small to keep the text. The used times roman font is also not my favorite.
Where's the "times roman" font used - in Web content or in the
SeaMonkey UI?
My question is: how can i modify or add which statements to about:config
to adapt SM2.0 to look like SM1.1.18.
The Mozilla theme engine should pick the settings from the
underlying system UI, but I really don't know what's the state with
OS/2 (isn't eCS2.0 basically the same?) - whether there's an
implementation for it. I guess you could ask the folks over in the
mozilla.dev.ports.os2 group.
In any case, you could customize the UI appearance through your
"userChrome.css". You could experiment with the following style rules:
window {
font: 9px sans-serif !important;
}
dialog, wizard, page {
font: 9px sans-serif !important;
}
button, toolbar, .toolbar-holder, toolbarbutton, tree {
font: inherit !important;
}
statusbar, tooltip {
font: 9px sans-serif !important;
}
You may also try using system font keywords [1], like:
dialog, wizard, page {
font: message-box !important;
}
But I guess these should already be employed by the Classic
SeaMonkey theme and if you get only "times roman" then they are not
accessible from the underlying system UI through the theme engine,
and the engine is falling back to some default ("times roman").
[1] http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/fonts.html#x11
--
Stanimir
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