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Re: userContent.css Edit?
thanks Benson. My wish is to make all files with paths that begin with "file:/" open at 150% font-size. Any tips on making that happen....?
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I realize that the question I just asked Benson is a different question. I'd love an answer to both. |
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Thank you!!!!!!
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Not sure on exactly simulating 150% zoom; combining my body line, iamthewalrus's img line, and maybe also applying the width and height to the body would be a first approximation, but frankly I don't like the way sites overrun the screen when zoomed, and usually could get by much happier with a text-only zoom than the whole-page zoom...
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I set my browser to minimum 20 points fontsize, automatically fit to width using css and not show horizontal or vertical scrollbars ever...it's all in the wiki.
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Thanks to all for their input...
My UserContent.css now looks like this. Code:
@-moz-document url-prefix(http://www.6abctogo.com/) {My question is, knowing that many of these url's have both a font and image size command, and knowing that I will pro'ly be adding more;.. Is there a more elegant way to do this? |
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Hey all. I hope you see this thread again...
Is there a command that can be placed in userContent.css that redirects to another page... For instance; the status bar app mnotify has an in-box link that opens the browser to page X. When it does this, I would rather be sent to page Y. |
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While we're at it, how about this:
I would like all www.nytimes.com urls to open in new page as http://www.google.com/gwt/n?u=http://www.nytimes.com... Doable? |
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^That may be possible editing the "Hosts" file found in /etc/hosts and adding a rule like one of >> These... once you find the IP addy of www.nytimes.com However, since you wish to re-direct to a hosts specific sub-directory @ www.google.com you may be in the same boat as me. I never tried it that way. (I wish to re-direct from a specific hosts sub-directory.) |
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