Below is a cut and paste of a 'Stylish' style I wrote.
Stylish is an extension that allows customizing the UI without editing
userChrome.css
I was told previously, elsewhere, that this same code can be pasted into
userChrome.css- I have not done so, as Stylish allows me to easily swap
between different 'styles'.
Here is my code, between the - and the other -
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@namespace
url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul);
* {
background-color: #000 !important ;
color: #FFF !important
}
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As far as I can tell, this code simply changes all the
'background-color' elements in the UI to black, and all the 'color'
elements (text) to white. There are a few issues, but you can always
disable the change by 'disabling' it in the Stylish sidebar.
This code *does* change the mail area requested. Attempts by me to
target only that one area have proven futile. Looks like there's a box
in a box in a box in a box, and I don't know how to target the final
box... DOMi is not easy, nor is it intuitive for a total newbie with
zero CSS and HTML knowledge.
Anyone know if GreaseMonkey is similar to Stylish?
Benjamin
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