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google Enhanced BLACK v3.2.12

By gabedibble Last update Nov 6, 2011 — Installed 622,352 times.

how to change colors?

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cold User
FirefoxWindows

im not good w/ code script setting
could i get a costume script?
writing text in white
reading text in white
links a slight dark green w/ underlined same
color
visited slight dark red w/ underlined same coler

 
gabedibble Script's Author
FirefoxWindows

hi cold,

it is very easy to change the link colors, i will try to explain this so you or anyone can customize this script to their personal preference. (the good news is, that very soon in version 3, i will add a 'customize' control panel allowing this type of change to be made very easily without having to edit-code.)

  1. after installing this script, right-click on the Greasemonkey icon and select 'Manage User Scripts...'
  2. select 'google Enhanced BLACK' and click 'Edit' (since you are using Windows, you may need to select a text-editor program like C:\WINDOWS\notepad.exe - or any text-editor will work.)
  3. scroll down a little (after the 'To Do' list) and look for:
    /* link color */ "A, #gbar A.gb1 ... {color:#6495ed !important;}" +
    /* visited linx */ "A:visited {color:#406b80 !important;}" +

    ^those are the link-color CSS selectors, and what we need to do is replace them with the colors that you want.
  4. what you need to do is replace the above two color-selectors with either the color-name or the RGB-equivalent-code. http://www.html-color-names.com/color-chart.php - you would replace "#406b80" - copy the exact name or click each color and get the code. after you replace these two with your choice, refresh a Google page and you should see your customization.

I hope this helps you customize the colors to your liking, and please look forward to the very cool upgrade coming soon.

If you need any more help, I am at your service.
Best regards,
GD

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