Ed Mullen wrote:
The following placed in userChrome.css works in Firefox to remove the
default maximum width for the sidebar:
#sidebar { max-width: none !important; }
It does not work in SeaMonkey. Anyone have a solution?
TIA
If you look open the userChrome-example.css file in the chrome folder in
your Profiles folder you'll find the following url to some hacking
examples -
http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html
A bit down the page you'll find this -
/* Next two don't work as either "slider" or "scrollbar".
* Apparently scrollbar size is controlled by images
* used for the up/down/left/right arrows.
slider {
height: 20px !important;
}
slider[align="vertical"] {
width: 20px !important;
}
*/
I suppose you could try setting width: to something of your own choosing
but apparently what one needs to do is re-specify the size of the arrows
in the Scrollbar to actually get what you want; if you read farther down
the page it looks like this feature isn't determined by the .css but by
interface pref settings.
At the very bottom of the page under UI Widget Look and Feel pref
settings there is a listing for "ui.scrollbar"; but there is also a
caveat that it's not known if some of the prefs actually do anything.
Well...that's what I could find. If you find a way to do this please
let us know, as I'd like to do the same...and if I can also use
something it to get rid of the too-small buttons in the Download dialog
that would just plain be *gravy* on top!
--
- Rufus
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