FFixer

By Vaughan Chandler Last update Mar 9, 2011 — Installed 14,796,382 times.

Facebook Fixer Opacity adjuster for FaceBook Bottom Bar

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Perplexed Guide User

First Vaughan Chandler I wanted to personally tell you how Awesome! Facebook Fixer is, and let you know I really appreciate your time and effort.

I wanted to make another feature request:

I really love the slightly transparent bottom bar, I would like to see it a bit more translucent is there any way to add an opacity adjuster or perhaps 3 levels of opacity to choose from or something?

Thanks in Advance

 
ma1achai User

You can change it yourself, if you don't mind editing the script yourself.

Open the script for edit and do a find for:

      // Bottom Bar Transparent

and under that you will see:
      if (prefs['BottomBarTransparent']) { GM_addStyle(' #presence_ui { -moz-opacity:0.9; }'); }

Just change the opacity number (currently 0.9, which is 90% opacity) to something lower, like (0.5 - 50% opacity) as follows:
      if (prefs['BottomBarTransparent']) { GM_addStyle(' #presence_ui { -moz-opacity:0.5; }'); }

Save it and you are done.

 
AL bino User

Nice, thanks ma1achai. I had originally disabled that feature because barely fading it didn't seem to do much for me, but dropping it down to %50 is actually kind of nice.

 
Perplexed Guide User

Thanks ma1achai, I will change the script myself and I will also tweak the script to add other features I wanted.

 
Perplexed Guide User

@ ma1achai 50% opacity is simply awesome! Thanks for the tip.

 
ma1achai User

heh no problem... I'm starting to go through Vaughan's code and learn how to do some of this stuff myself... He deserves the credit... I just saw how to tweak it :)

 
Vaughan Chan... Script's Author

The latest version now has options for the level for transparency. If you still want 50% opacity select 'high'.

Also, both the top and the bottom menu bars can be made transparent now.

 
Perplexed Guide User

Nice!...Thanks Vaughan!

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