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greasemonkey? (Score:1)
More curiosity than anything else, but is there a specific reason for why you're using userContent.css instead of a quickie GM script ?
It's probably my lack of familiarity with the chrome stuff and also my reluctance to mess with Firefoxy internal files speaking.
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Re:greasemonkey? (Score:2)
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// TorgoBoing
// ==UserScript==
// @name torgoboing
// @namespace http://diveintogreasemonkey.org/download/
// @description What usercontent.css can do, Greasemonkey can do too
// @include http://*boingboing.net/*
// ==/UserScript==
function addGlobalStyle(css) {
var head, style;
Re:greasemonkey? (Score:1)
I suppose I should provide some explanation :) Oh, bother.
Setting the sidebar divs to not display was my first choice, since that's the ugly part of the page. I also have a preference for having the page content take up the entire screen width, so I did my page widening hack. Hardcoding the pixel size is bad, I know :( Was too lazy to figure out a nicer way to do it. This is how I would have done it myself.
I commented all of that out ultimately and replicated your usercontent.css logic though.
Re:greasemonkey? (Score:2)
For some reason I thought adding stylesheets at "runtime" like this wouldn't work, but obviously it works just fine.
You're a superstar!