Change vertical spacing in 'Manage Boookmarks' window?

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FireFoxCustomWannabe
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Change vertical spacing in 'Manage Boookmarks' window?

Post by FireFoxCustomWannabe »

What would I add to UserChrome to change the vertical spacing in the 'Manage Bookmarks' window?

And also the 'Bookmarks' pane on the far left using Ctrl-B?

I'm happy with the font selection and sizes but .. would Really like to see more folders at one time.

Or if the fonts and spacing could just mirror the Drop Down bookmarks from the toolbar .. which are just .. Perfect with just a few changes to the css!!

I'm just not sure how to find the Names of the css objects I need to change?

Thanks!
limp
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Joined: September 3rd, 2008, 4:26 pm

Re: Change vertical spacing in 'Manage Boookmarks' window?

Post by limp »

Change "40px" to any height you prefer:

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/* Vertical spacing for Library bookmarks and history sidebar */

.placesTree treechildren::-moz-tree-row
     { min-height: 40px !important; }

/* Vertical spacing for Library bookmarks and history panel */

#placeContent treechildren::-moz-tree-row
     { min-height: 40px !important; }
FireFoxCustomWannabe
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Re: Change vertical spacing in 'Manage Boookmarks' window?

Post by FireFoxCustomWannabe »

That is just .. PERFECT!!!! Thank you!!!

One day the Firefox team will surprise me with the ability to change the Color and Style of individual folders by right clicking and .. I'll have no more feature requests left lol !!
limp
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Re: Change vertical spacing in 'Manage Boookmarks' window?

Post by limp »

You're very welcome. You can change the color of the Library folders and expansion arrows this way. However, you're right, you can't change the color of individual folders.

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.placesTree treechildren::-moz-tree-twisty,
.placesTree treechildren::-moz-tree-image
  { color: #00a2ed !important; }
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