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What this will do is disable blinking text, which can get quite annoying. Test it out here: http://www.codeave.com/css/text_decoration.htm It disables the tag and inline style="text-decoration: blink;". Known problems, elements using css are currently not blocked e.g. ".blink{ text-decoration: blink;}The eye blinks".
This gives image-only pages a custom background and when hovered over the image displays a 4px border around it giving a "cutout" effect. This could tell you how big the image actually is in some cases, really useful for transparent images. Test it out: http://www.mozilla.org/foundation/identity-guidelines/firefox-128.png Based on: Center images (+ dynamic background)
Remove distracting advertisements from latimes.com articles. the screenshots are from this page: http://articles.latimes.com/2008/nov/04/opinion/oe-sabato4
Turns Major Geeks look in to something a little more bland and easier to read. (for those who like "light" themes) Features: * Light Background * Dark Text * Blue Links, Purple for visited, On hover they are 'Underlined' * Most Advertisements are hidden. Because Major Geeks is devoid of CSS It makes styling a little more complected, It is still possible to style some parts of a page using XPaths e.g. hiding an advertisement "body>div>table>tbody>tr>td>table>tbody>tr>td>center>center>center>center>a>img". You can find the XPaths by using DOM Inspector or Firebug.
This is something for people who just want to read an article instead of edit, or "contribute" to an article. It removes the majority of items that just get in the way for the normal reader. I've gathered various bits and pieces found at userstyles.org and combined them, with a little modification. Related: Wikipedia read-only
What 'Zap Colors' will do is zap backgrounds, and font color to something easier to read. White background, Black text. This works great for themes that use dark backgrounds, or just plain unreadable colors e.g. (red text with a blue background). Inspired by the bookmarklet 'Zap Colors' by Jesse Ruderman (http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/zap.html), This is basically the same thing, only consistent on page refreshes. Unless you're a vampire you'll probably will find this handy. 2008-Aug-13: added an img background (ensures some images won't be hidden with the background color change) ----------------------------
