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The menu on is ugly when hovering the mouse over it - the links become bold, and that resizes the menu and makes it harder to read. I've fixed this by making menu items all the same size and changing the background color for mouse hovers. Ideally, the company who made the library website would fix the menu so it works in a way that's not annoying. Until then, enjoy this stylesheet.
Evernote is pretty nice for note taking. Unless you're on a netbook, in which case the ad along the side takes up way too much screen space, making the interface hard to use. This style removes that ad, and hides the stuff in the page footer. Wish Evernote would address the issue, or create a Linux client. Until then, this will have to do. Created, tested, and working as of 2010-07-07. TO DO: 1) Decrease page margin whitespace, especially at bottom, but also on sides. Spent too much time on this already. If anybody can tell me the trick, I'll update the style.
Mark up all links with a "rel" or "rev" attribute set. by Dan Rasmussen < Draw attention to links with "rel" or "rev" attributes set, by printing the attribute value after the element that uses it. Some of these may be microformats (see )and some may not. This style does not discriminate (though having one that does would also be good). Sometimes this will indicate: tags, XFN friends, rel="me", nofollow,license used, etc. For an idea as to what this style looks like, see my style for displaying access keys (which this one is based on) It's visually similar and works the same way. Main difference: this link rel/rev highlighter displays words instead of letters. Fixes + Suggestions for improvements: Potential enhancements: Use these icons, with or without highlighting text: Highlight "standard" rel values (
MySpace BandView - optimizes MySpace for non-members to look up bands by Dan Rasmussen < Some of us aren't members of MySpace, and will never be. MySpace BandView hides those parts of the site that aren't useful to us, and tidies a few things up. Here's what it does: 1) Hides the background image - makes for faster scrolling 2) Hides the MySpace-specific contact table 3) Hides the list of MySpace friends 4) Hides the MySpace friend comments 5) Makes some of the text bigger* (when the default is too small) *: I'd like some help to get this working better. I've spent too much time working on it already. Maybe at some point I'll have interest in doing it myself, but it will get fixed sooner if I get help. The following is either too small, or irregulary sized: General Info: Band Website, Band Members, Influences, Sounds Like Upcoming Shows: heading, "view all" link, venues. This style isn't perfect. If you send me corrections and suggestions, I
Many sites make use of access keys to help power users do things quicker and reduce the amount of back-and-forth between keyboard and mouse. These shortcuts are different from site to site, and it can take a while to remember them. Additionally, websites don't usually go out of the way to advertise their use of access keys. Enter this stylesheet, which places a high-contrast box next to website page elements that use access keys. For some quality reading: See this style in action before installing it! For some lower-quality reading. My homepage: That's also where to go to send suggestions for consideration and fixes.