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On Sunday 28 Sep 2008, Hilco Wijbenga wrote: |
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> On Sat, Sep 27, 2008 at 10:09, Robin Atwood <robin.atwood@×××××××××.net> |
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> > Many web sites are badly designed in that that they hard-code text input |
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> > fields with a black font but inherit the background colour from your |
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> > desktop, so if you have a suitably Gothic light-on-dark colour scheme you |
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> > cannot read your input. I have solved this with KDE Konqueror by |
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> > supplying a user css page but, for those occasions when you have to use |
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> > it, I want to do the same thing with Firefox. A quick google reveals the |
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> > presence of userContent.css in your profile, so I added my rules, eg, |
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> > |
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> > html->body { |
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> > background-color: white; |
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> > color: black; |
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> > } |
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> > |
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> > input { |
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> > background-color: #E1E7FD; |
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> > color: black; |
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> > } |
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> > but it makes absolutely no difference. Anybody had any luck with this? |
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> Have you looked at Preferences --> Content --> Fonts & Colors --> |
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> Colors...? Uncheck the "Allows pages ..." and set your own |
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> preferences. I've never used it but it looks like it might help. |
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I tried that but the rest of the page becomes very white! |
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Cheers.. |
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-Robin |
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