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This is a minor mod to Firefox - Small Menubar for use with the Office 2007 Black theme (for those few times when you don't hide the menubar entirely :D)--smaller bar, wider text. (Obviously, the Office 2007 Black theme isn't required; this style can still make the menubar smaller if you're using another theme, especially one that tends to "expand" the menubar--even the default theme by a little.) NOTE: see my Firefox3: small menubar (alt) style for an improved version of this style Updated... 05Apr2009: added code (in comments) to affect known menus for some add-ons (MR Tech Toolkit, Adblock Plus)
My Firefox2 Tab Colors Plus (Blue) style updated for Firefox3. For Firefox 3.5: To colorize the newtab-button add this: .tabbrowser-tabs .tabs-newtab-button { background-color: #C2D3EE !important; } or, to hide the newtab-button altogether add this: .tabbrowser-tabs .tabs-newtab-button { display: none !important; } If you want a close button on the last tab, then add the following (but... change browser.tabs.closeWindowWithLastTab to 'false' (in about:config) if you don't want to exit Firefox when using it :D): .tabbrowser-tabs[closebuttons="alltabs"] > .tabbrowser-tab > .tab-close-button { display: -moz-box !important; } .tabbrowser-tabs:not([closebuttons="noclose"]):not([closebuttons="closeatend"]) > .tabbrowser-tab[selected="true"] > .tab-close-button { display: -moz-box !important; } Updated... 02Feb2009: Color the tab scrollbuttons and alltabs button the same as the tabs. (Sorry, fowl... I thought you meant the other scrollbars... my bad.)
Simple: tab colors "picked" from the Gmail Planets theme. My style Gmail - Hide some, hi-lite some has a larger image showing what it looks like and how it blends well with the theme I use. Updated... 02Feb2009: (1) Color the tab scrollbuttons and alltabs button (as suggested/requested) (2) Make the inactive tab just a little transparent
This style does the same thing as my Firefox3 - Small Menubar (mod) style... plus more. Some add-ons (notably MR Tech Toolkit and Adblock Plus) have their own menubar in a preferences/options/etc window, using both same-named and differently-named menus as the main (toolbar) menubar. With my other style the text for the same-named menus will be affected, but the text for the differently-named menus will not, requiring them to be included specifically in the list of menus in order to achieve consistency. This style will affect the text for all menus (whatever their names are) on all menubars (for example, also the Library [Organize Bookmarks] window menus), making it Verdana @11px and centering it better vertically in the menubar. You'll get a more consistent appearance across all menubar menus. ++++++++ PanzerIV: I would have assumed that since you can apparently write in English that you can read English, too... guess not. (But, please... keep making yourself look as foolish as you like. I really do
fmo: hot-linked img max size I occasionally run into too-large hot-linked images at forums.mozillazine.org (and other places) which blow the margin out, giving that horizontal scroll bar--makes reading posts on the page way more of a hassle. This simply reduces the size of those images to a "standard" max-width of 600px (adjust to your own preference). It can be easily modified for other forums. (If you don't want the eye-catcher border, then just comment it out. :D) Check out fmo: Large CODE-tag Boxes and Images Forum Fix by rob64rock for an enhanced fmo style.
Replace the default "blank page" icon for javascript bookmarklets with icons representing the function of each (see After screenshot): Go To Top, Go To Bottom, Page Down, and Page Up; and hide the label text, leaving just the icon displayed. The bookmarklet code and instructions for creating them are contained within the style's code.
This style is more of a suggestion really--a "hints & tips" item. Lately, I have the Stylish sidebar open all the time. I've tried several add-ons, styles, and methods designed to hide (and, as needed, unhide) the Firefox menubar--automagically and manually. I tend to prefer the simple methods, and this is about as simple as they get. PLEASE NOTE: there's a space in front of the short description of this style (** oops... as of today--06Apr2009--this is no longer true due to a userstyles.org site re-design, so to accomplish the following you'll have to insert the space at the beginning of the style name yourself when it's loaded into Stylish... **), which will place it at the top of the list of styles in the sidebar window (presuming the typical/default sort order, and barring other styles doing the same ;) where it will be readily available via one quick mouse click to hide/unhide the menubar. Who needs add-ons (besides Stylish, I mean)? So, if you don't really want that behavior, the
Fx3.5: FlatStylish (a flat-style theme in CSS)
This is a modifier style for my Fx3.5: FlatStylish (a flat-style theme in CSS) style. It relies on some of the settings put into effect by that style. As such it has only limited usefulness if you're not using that style (at this point in time anyway). It's purpose, effectively, is to switch the colors of the active and inactive tabs (blue & grey). This style makes the active tab metallic blue with a blue border on hover. The inactive tabs are darker during normal state--fading into the background more--and silver-grey metallic on hover; the tab text has been made more visible. The alltabs and new-tab buttons match the coloring of the inactive tabs. This style may eventually replace the code in the base style. If at some point it seems to not be working, then disable and re-enable it; this is an issue with Stylish and not with the style itself--the style most recently enabled takes precedence over elements managed by more than one style. ++++++++++++++++ FlatStylish features: ---------------- # Flat-style hig
Fx3.5: new tab button on newtab button