Firefox colors extension?

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Chakolate

Hi,

I'm trying to get Firefox to use the colors I specify for links. I can
get it to use only my colors, but that means all objects, not just links.
Is there an extension or some work around?

Thanks,

Chak

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If you're using the userContent.css method mentioned there, you can
also make the styling site- or page-specific. This is new with Fx
1.5. For the syntax, see

<https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=238099#c15>

<http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-style/2004Aug/0135.html>
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Do you by chance know the syntax for using the same CSS rules for multiple
sites? It's probably embedded in the links you posted, but it's not
obvious to me. :D

Just an example or two will help.

Thanks!
 
Do you by chance know the syntax for using the same CSS rules for
multiple sites? It's probably embedded in the links you posted, but
it's not obvious to me. :D

Just an example or two will help.
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Also, a question...to anyone... do the rules above (for FF 1.5) apply to
the Firefox extension URL ID? Thanks.
 
Wildcards don't work, but you should be able to have them apply to
multiple sites by by listing them all.

@-moz-document domain(firstsite.com),
domain(secondsite.org),
domain(anothersite.net)
{
rules go here
}
Also, a question...to anyone... do the rules above (for FF 1.5)
apply to the Firefox extension URL ID? Thanks.
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I'm not terribly good with CSS, and I found URL ID's method of adding
an id to the body of each page difficult to work with. I didn't use it
for long. The new @-moz-document is a bit different, but I'd think
most rules already implemented with URL-ID could be ported. Hopefully
someone more familiar with URL ID will come along with more info.
 
Wildcards don't work, but you should be able to have them apply to
multiple sites by by listing them all.

@-moz-document domain(firstsite.com),
domain(secondsite.org),
domain(anothersite.net)
{
rules go here
}
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Cool, thanks.
 
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