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	Benson	2008-02-18 , 17:03
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Use greasemonkey... It's quite friendly after a liberal application of monkey-grease!

Edit:

Better still, use ~/.mozilla/microb/chrome/userContent.css
You may need to make the chrome directory.
I use this, in conjunction with the 'classic' theme.:

Code:

@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);
@-moz-document url-prefix("http://www.internettablettalk.com/"),
url-prefix("http://internettablettalk.com") {
alt1 { font-size: 120% !IMPORTANT; }
a:hover { color: #004 !IMPORTANT;}
div#header .hd4 { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
div#header div#header-body { height: 44px !IMPORTANT; background: #C8C8C8 !IMPORTANT;}
img#home { top: 3px !IMPORTANT; left: 53px !IMPORTANT;}
img#forum { top: 2px !IMPORTANT; left: 165px !IMPORTANT;}
img#wiki { top: 2px !IMPORTANT; left: 283px !IMPORTANT;}
img#sw { top: 3px !IMPORTANT; left: 391px !IMPORTANT;}
img#gallery { top: 2px !IMPORTANT; left: 512px !IMPORTANT;}
img#contact { top: 5px !IMPORTANT; left: 625px !IMPORTANT;}
.advert { display: none !IMPORTANT;}
div#top-padding { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
div#bot-padding { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
div#topbox .tb7 { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
div#mainbox .mb7 { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
div#footbox .fb7 { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
td#mainbody div.padding { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
div#top-padding { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
div.page>div { padding: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
.pagenav .smallfont { font-size: 200% !IMPORTANT;}
.pagenav td { width: 30px !IMPORTANT; height: 30px !IMPORTANT; text-align: center !IMPORTANT; white-space: nowrap !IMPORTANT;}
div.wrapper { margin: 0 !IMPORTANT;}
.button { font-size: 200% !IMPORTANT;}
}

The benefit: Since greasemonkey can change everything, it can't change anything until the DOM is available (i.e. page loads completely). If all you want is to change some CSS, the userContent.css works, and changes it as the page loads.

Last edited by Benson; 2008-02-18 at 20:40.

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