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Jesse Andrews
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The following is an archive of comments made before threaded discussions was implemented (November 16th, 2008) |
Canadian Sno...
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There's an extension that does this very well. It's called "Stylish". Stylish is to CSS as Greasemonkey is to Javascript. [ https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2108/ ] As for the editing of greasemonkey scripts - you can either copy and paste them into a text editor, or you can edit it from the address bar when you're looking at it from Firefox. Just keep hitting the right arrow. Using Stylish is easier, and so is the text editor. |
Paul I
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Works gteat with a single set of CSS rules but not sure about this section in the instructions "If you want to use different CSS for multiple sites, just re-install this script using a different @name value for each CSS set you create." I don't know where to add the @name or the CSS so this will work properly. An example in the userscript of this in use or in the comments here would help a great deal. |
