Papa-DRB |
I have been a loyal Firefox user for years, but the latest updates of a month or so ago (v54?) is really horrible. Slows down web pages, etc. So I have switched to Chrome. I have the few Extensions that I use (Flashcontrol, Adblock, Stylish) working except for one thing.
Under Firefox I added this code to Stylish:
@namespace url(http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml);
@-moz-document domain("paizo.com") {
.messageboard-listing-no-new-posts a:link {
background-color: #F781F3 !important;
}
}
which makes the background color of followed threads have a purplish background. While this works well with Firefox, it does not work at all with Chrome.
It is used for URLs beginning with https://secure.paizo.com and http://paizo.com. Can someone give me a hint on how to fix this. While it is not critical, it really was nice.
-- david
Oladon |
Unfortunately, there's no equivalent to @-moz-document for Webkit (Chrome) yet.
With that said, it seems unlikely that there's another site you frequent which has elements with the class "messageboard-listing-no-new-posts" which have anchor children... so you can probably just drop the @-moz-document pretty safely.
That is, you should be okay with just:
[code].messageboard-listing-no-new-posts a:link {
background-color: #F781F3 !important;
}[/code]