Howto change the font color of just a certain website to my choice of color? - Mozilla

Dear sirs/madams,

how do i change the font color of just www.imagefap.com to my choice of
colour instead of its uniform red?

thanks.

orge wrote:
> Dear sirs/madams,
>
> how do i change the font color of just www.imagefap.com to my choice of
> colour instead of its uniform red?
>
> thanks.
>
>
Did you look under Tools, Options, Content, and the Colors button?

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Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to change
the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites. and to do it
without going to tools/options/content/colour.

"gwtc" wrote in message
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> orge wrote:
>> Dear sirs/madams,
>>
>> how do i change the font color of just www.imagefap.com to my choice of
>> colour instead of its uniform red?
>>
>> thanks.
> Did you look under Tools, Options, Content, and the Colors button?
>
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> Tip #11: Have ".com" officially removed from behind your name.
> and Tip #12: Go on a date with someone you didn't meet in a chat room.
> The End of How to Get a Life Tips.

orge kirjoitti 8.5.2006 9:49:

>>> how do i change the font color of just www.imagefap.com to my choice of
>>> colour instead of its uniform red?
>>>
>>> thanks.
>> Did you look under Tools, Options, Content, and the Colors button?
> Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to change
> the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites. and to do it
> without going to tools/options/content/colour.

I guess it's *not* possible using starndard Firefox gimmicks.

I have used a user style sheet and the Web Developer extension for
similar ends. Web Developer let's you "add" (rather, apply) a local
style sheet to a remote web page dynamically. A style sheet like:

body {
background: white ! important;
color: black ! important;
font-size: 10pt ! important;
}

....can be invaluable when reading those mock-stylish websites with, say,
diminutive white text on a black background.

Web Developer is a mighty extension but not *really* suitable for this
kind of task, though. I really wish someone would write a simpler
extension with just that one function: applying a user style sheet
dynamically to a page, and optionally remembering the setting for the
duration of the session, or for current tab, or whatever.

(Better yet, the extension could hold a selection of ready-made and
user-written style sheets with descriptive names, so that you could
always apply the one most suitable to your needs. Okay, daydreaming...)

Web Developer can be found at:

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/

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Tommi Nieminen wrote:
> orge kirjoitti 8.5.2006 9:49:
>
>>>> how do i change the font color of just www.imagefap.com to my choice of
>>>> colour instead of its uniform red?
>>>>
>>>> thanks.
>>> Did you look under Tools, Options, Content, and the Colors button?
>> Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to change
>> the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites. and to do it
>> without going to tools/options/content/colour.
>
> I guess it's *not* possible using starndard Firefox gimmicks.
>
> I have used a user style sheet and the Web Developer extension for
> similar ends. Web Developer let's you "add" (rather, apply) a local
> style sheet to a remote web page dynamically. A style sheet like:
>
> body {
> background: white ! important;
> color: black ! important;
> font-size: 10pt ! important;
> }
>
> ...can be invaluable when reading those mock-stylish websites with, say,
> diminutive white text on a black background.
>
> Web Developer is a mighty extension but not *really* suitable for this
> kind of task, though. I really wish someone would write a simpler
> extension with just that one function: applying a user style sheet
> dynamically to a page, and optionally remembering the setting for the
> duration of the session, or for current tab, or whatever.
>
> (Better yet, the extension could hold a selection of ready-made and
> user-written style sheets with descriptive names, so that you could
> always apply the one most suitable to your needs. Okay, daydreaming...)
>
> Web Developer can be found at:
>
> https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/
>

Hi,

If I understand you correctly, the following does what you want:

http://userstyles.org/stylish/

Ian

Hearts kirjoitti:

> Tommi Nieminen wrote:
....
>> I really wish someone would write a simpler extension with just
>> that one function: applying a user style sheet dynamically to a
>> page, and optionally remembering the setting for the duration of
>> the session, or for current tab, or whatever.
>>
>> (Better yet, the extension could hold a selection of ready-made and
>> user-written style sheets with descriptive names, so that you
>> could always apply the one most suitable to your needs. Okay,
>> daydreaming...)
....
> Hi,
>
> If I understand you correctly, the following does what you want:
>
> http://userstyles.org/stylish/

It really looks like fulfillment of my dreams Have to try it out
first though. Thanks for the tip!

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_orge_ spoke thusly on 08/05/2006 2:49 AM:
> Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to change
> the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites. and to do it
> without going to tools/options/content/colour.

You can do that with userContent.css script.
See:
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/...4Aug/0135.html
http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/edit
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Chris Ilias kirjoitti 8.5.2006 22:34:

> _orge_ spoke thusly on 08/05/2006 2:49 AM:
>> Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to
>> change the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites.
>> and to do it without going to tools/options/content/colour.
>
> You can do that with userContent.css script.
> See:
> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/...4Aug/0135.html
> http://www.mozilla.org/support/firefox/edit

Yeah, but if you ever need to do that, the Stylish extension Hearts
suggested is really a killer!

http://userstyles.org/stylish/

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Chris Ilias wrote:

> _orge_ spoke thusly on 08/05/2006 2:49 AM:
>
>>Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to change
>>the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites. and to do it
>>without going to tools/options/content/colour.
>
>
> You can do that with userContent.css script.
> See:
> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/...4Aug/0135.html
>
Thats confusing stuff there.

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gwtc said the following on 5/8/2006 2:31 PM:
> Chris Ilias wrote:
>
>> _orge_ spoke thusly on 08/05/2006 2:49 AM:
>>
>>>Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to change
>>>the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites. and to do it
>>>without going to tools/options/content/colour.
>>
>>
>> You can do that with userContent.css script.
>> See:
>> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/...4Aug/0135.html
>>
> Thats confusing stuff there.
>

Prefbar extension has a toggle for switching between site's colors and
user preferred colors.

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Thanks to all of you.
I pretty much got what i wanted from stylish with the checkmark for visited
links.
thanks.
"Tommi Nieminen" wrote in message
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> Hearts kirjoitti:
>
>> Tommi Nieminen wrote:
> ...
>>> I really wish someone would write a simpler extension with just
>>> that one function: applying a user style sheet dynamically to a
>>> page, and optionally remembering the setting for the duration of
>>> the session, or for current tab, or whatever.
>>>
>>> (Better yet, the extension could hold a selection of ready-made and
>>> user-written style sheets with descriptive names, so that you
>>> could always apply the one most suitable to your needs. Okay,
>>> daydreaming...)
> ...
>> Hi,
>>
>> If I understand you correctly, the following does what you want:
>>
>> http://userstyles.org/stylish/
>
> It really looks like fulfillment of my dreams Have to try it out first
> though. Thanks for the tip!
>
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> Education: That which discloses to the wise and disguises from the
> foolish their lack of understanding. -Ambrose Bierce-
> ... tommi dot nieminen at campus dot jyvaskyla dot fi ...

_gwtc_ spoke thusly on 08/05/2006 5:31 PM:
> Chris Ilias wrote:
>
>> You can do that with userContent.css script.
>> See:
>> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/...4Aug/0135.html
>
> Thats confusing stuff there.

Sometimes it's easier to learn by example:
http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/bz/archives/009335.html
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Chris Ilias wrote:

> _gwtc_ spoke thusly on 08/05/2006 5:31 PM:
>
>>Chris Ilias wrote:
>>
>>
>>>You can do that with userContent.css script.
>>>See:
>>>http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/...4Aug/0135.html
>>
>>Thats confusing stuff there.
>
>
> Sometimes it's easier to learn by example:
> http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/bz/archives/009335.html
yes, that makes sense, a little more than the w3 link. Thanks Chris.

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On 2006.05.08 04:49 Hearts wrote:
> Tommi Nieminen wrote:
>> orge kirjoitti 8.5.2006 9:49:
>>
>>>>> how do i change the font color of just www.imagefap.com to my
>>>>> choice of colour instead of its uniform red?
>>>>>
>>>>> thanks.
>>>> Did you look under Tools, Options, Content, and the Colors button?
>>> Yes, but that changes the colour of all the website. I just want to
>>> change the colors of that one particular website, and no other sites.
>>> and to do it without going to tools/options/content/colour.
>>
>> I guess it's *not* possible using starndard Firefox gimmicks.
>>
>> I have used a user style sheet and the Web Developer extension for
>> similar ends. Web Developer let's you "add" (rather, apply) a local
>> style sheet to a remote web page dynamically. A style sheet like:
>>
>> body {
>> background: white ! important;
>> color: black ! important;
>> font-size: 10pt ! important;
>> }
>>
>> ...can be invaluable when reading those mock-stylish websites with,
>> say, diminutive white text on a black background.
>>
>> Web Developer is a mighty extension but not *really* suitable for this
>> kind of task, though. I really wish someone would write a simpler
>> extension with just that one function: applying a user style sheet
>> dynamically to a page, and optionally remembering the setting for the
>> duration of the session, or for current tab, or whatever.
>>
>> (Better yet, the extension could hold a selection of ready-made and
>> user-written style sheets with descriptive names, so that you could
>> always apply the one most suitable to your needs. Okay, daydreaming...)
>>
>> Web Developer can be found at:
>>
>> https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/60/
>>
>
> Hi,
>
> If I understand you correctly, the following does what you want:
>
> http://userstyles.org/stylish/
>
> Ian

This looks interesting but before I try it:

I have a bookmarlet on the bookmarks bar with the following code:

javascriptfunction(){var newSS, styles='* { background: black !
important; color: #00FF00 !important } :link, :link * { color: #5555FF
!important } :visited, :visited * { color: #551A8B !important }';
if(document.createStyleSheet) {
document.createStyleSheet(%22javascript:'%22+style s+%22'%22); } else {
newSS=document.createElement('link'); newSS.rel='stylesheet';
newSS.href='data:text/css,'+escape(styles);
document.getElementsByTagName(%22head%22)[0].appendChild(newSS); } })();

and when I click it it changes the colors of the document (most of the
times). How would you compare this with the Stylish?