userstyles.org - Plastikmaniac

The site is funny to read, but the author apparently doesn't like anyone being able to read the text. Stylish to the rescue! :D

Orange favicon for 4chan.org: tab, URLbar, and site bookmark. I made this for my friend MedriFogmatio (I hardly EVER visit 4chan myself), but it's free for anyone to use. I used Custom Digg Icon as a template.

Adds a smooth gray background to the heading of "User Styles" in the extensions view, and connects it to the list box. This includes both the Add-ons window and sidebar view (if you have AIOS installed.) Does not modify the style editor window. This easily-modified style only affects one specific area, so I'm pretty sure it'll leave all your other styles/theme tweaks alone. Some of this code is included in my AIOS - Toolbar Skin (Strata40), although I commented it out to avoid overlapping styles. The gradient is inspired by the look and feel of userstyles.org: iStyles.

If you're using either the All-Glass or Glasser extension, you may have noticed the weird display issues with All-In-One Sidebar's transparency. I made this style to force the AIOS to "wear" a toolbar appearance, so that most of the Sidebar doesn't end up looking solid black. Unlike All-In-One Sidebar (AIOS) Glasser Mod [3.6], which is similar, this style only "skins" the AIOS toolbar and sidebar header. Looks great with the Strata40 theme by SpewBoy (http://spewboy.deviantart.com/art/Strata40-Beta-v0-2-132191373). This style is based on and/or includes: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ‘ All-In-One Sidebar (AIOS) Glasser Mod [3.6], with credit to everyone involved (I used parts of their code as a backbone); ‘ Wb Aero - AIOS All-in-one Sidebar was a great resource to get an idea of how the small icons should look. ‘ some CSS from SpewBoy's Strata40 theme ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The "Before" image shows the AIOS toolbar with no styles enabled. (using Strata40 theme) The "After" image, to state the obvious, is the A

Another of my AiOS/Strata40 integration hacks. Also includes a fix for the Download Manager button moving around when [checked="true"]. Oh, yeah, and the toolbar image is an exact copy of "chrome://browser/skin/toolbar.png" from Strata40 0.6beta4. Image designed by SpewBoy, who created the Strata40 theme. http://spewboy.deviantart.com/art/Strata40-v0-6-132191373 Still workin' on it, so let me know if there's any missing pieces or holes. **Copyleft, copyright and other exciting legal stuff!** [ Much of this code has been copied from the AiOS extension's CSS files. The original developer of All-in-One Sidebar is eXXile. (http://firefox.exxile.net/aios/index.php) I have, herein, made modifications and additions to his code, which is meant to improve upon and customize the existing appearance of the AiOS elements. ] EDITS: 6/7/10 - Added in more toolbar buttons, re-fixed the Download Manager button, etc. 7/27/10 - Fixed the Download Manager button to specify margin

Having been using the All-in-One Sidebar extension for a long time (I'd say since Firefox 2), I've been often frustrated by the obnoxious tendency of its toolbar buttons to shift around when the corresponding sidebar for that button is selected. (Also known, on the CSS-side, as [checked="true"].) Fixing the margins is a pain in the neck. So I figured, hey, why not just tell the AiOS toolbar to make all of its buttons LOOK LIKE TOOLBAR BUTTONS? Y'know, because that's what they actually are. ———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Issues may arise with any toolbar buttons from extensions I don't use... The easy way to fix this is to not place those buttons on the AiOS Toolbar. :P The hard way is to add their button IDs to this script, or otherwise code new icons onto those buttons.