On 16.01.2006 09:31 UK Time, Herb wrote:
>
> As reported earlier, I narrowed the problem of my settings not sticking
> after the upgrade to 1.5 down to userChrome.css.
>
> More specifically, the "mybindings.xbl" kindly provided by Karsten about
> a year ago in netscape.mozilla.thunderbird as part of the very long
> "Folder colours" thread, which subsequently changed to "bold messages in
> Unsent Folders/ Draft" appears to be incompatible with TB 1.5 and
> appears to make settings non-sticky.
>
> The original purpose of "mybindings.xbl" was to have user-definable
> colours for individual mail folders, and I subsequently also used this
> file for preventing the Drafts folder from turning bold when a message
> is saved as draft.
>
> Since I found the QuickMove extension, folder colours are less of an
> issue for me, because I can simply file messages from the Inbox via
> right-click (without having to drag them to different folders).
>
> However, I still hate the Draft folder turning bold when I save a
> message as draft, because I find it very distracting.
>
> Fortunately, "mybindings.xbl" isn't required for changing this
> behaviour, and on 19 February 2005 Parish posted a much simpler solution
> (which I just implemented, and it works perfectly well) as follows:
>
> ************************************************** *************
> If you don't like it, add these lines to userChrome.css in the chrome
> directory of your profile - the file doesn't exist by default, you have
> to create it.
>
> treechildren:-moz-tree-cell-text(specialFolder-Drafts),
> treechildren:-moz-tree-cell-text(specialFolder-Unsent) {
> font-weight: normal !important;
> }
> ************************************************** *************
>

I just noticed that my Junk folder is also turning bold when a junk
message arrives.

I don't recall this from 1.0.7 - perhaps I had turned it off somehow?

Is there a standard setting for turning it off?

If not, I dare say I could include the line

treechildren:-moz-tree-cell-text(specialFolder-Junk)

in userChrome.css?

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Herbert Eppel
www.HETranslation.co.uk