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If you add that to userContent.css then you've messed up any other site which has similar ids and class names, e.g. anything with a div id="logo" or id="search". You would be much better to put it into a greasemonkey script and only apply the css changes for those pages which need them. See userscripts.org for some of the existing scripts which you can use as a base for this.