Margo Guda wrote: > Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote: >> Margo Guda wrote: >>> Some websites use a font color that ends up difficult to see on my >>> system, but if I have SM (version 2.0) use my own colors, I don't >>> get all the nice backgrounds either. And it's not all of them - >>> just one or two. I'd like to be able to selectively turn font color >>> (only) off and on, preferably with the click of a button or check >>> box. Can anyone point me in the right direction for Seamonkey 2.0? >> >> How about the PrefBar extension (toolbar)? Uncheck the checkbox for >> Color. (and font, and images, JavaScript, and a host of other >> things. Very valuable. I wouldn't be without it, and have used it >> for many years. >> >> https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/67148/ > > Thanks for responding. I tried prefbar, and it does give me the color > font from my system - but it then also removes color from the > website,
..as it is supposed to do. > and from all other websites, too. So either I just turn off > color on these selected websites, and when I'm done there I turn it > back on, or I am without the colors. I was hoping I could set > something, like a cookie, that would single out a particular page for > that kind of treatment. So, turn off color FOR url A only. I cannot > find anything that will let me do that. The object of using the PrefBar is not to set (a checkbox) permanently, but to *toggle* a setting when you get to one of those sites where you don't like the colors. Then when you go somewhere else, you restore the color checkbox to "checked." Once you get used to it, you just toggle when appropriate. I think nothing about reaching for the mouse when I get to some yokel's site with red text on a blue background... You can't set cookies, only the web page can do that. And no, I don't know of any other way to manage colors on a site by site basis. You might be able to write some complicated user CSS for single sites only (each and every one), but the trouble of doing so is well beyond easy for those not experienced in CSS. -- -bts -Four wheels carry the body; two wheels move the soul _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
