remove autopagerize from contextual menu using stylish

[ale82to]

can please someone tell me how to remove autopagerize from contextual menu using stylish,see pic
https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=3 ... hoto%2cpng
thanks

[Lemons]

This isn't something that Stylish is capable of. Stylish edits webpages, not Firefox itself. The best you can do is look around in Autopagerize's own options and hope the developer of that addon was smart enough to include an option to turn off its context menu entry. If that isn't possible then you're probably stuck with it.

[pirst]

you can probably remove that entry by using userChrome.css

if you look into that addon main.js file there is part of the function called contextMenu.Menu. It looks like it uses approach to generate that context menu entry that is a bit more advanced than it's documented in mozilla's documentation.

I'm no programmer myself, but thats all there is to it - finding how the entry is called and disabling it by adding the entry to your userChrome.css file something like this:

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#AutoPagerize 
{
  display: none !important;
}

maybe

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.AutoPagerize
{
  display: none !important;
}

stylish is not needed for such task.

[ale82to]

thanks for the reply but none of them worked unluckily.

[t3l0zvxqIiXuzuH0]

This isn't something that Stylish is capable of. Stylish edits webpages, not Firefox itself. The best you can do is look around in Autopagerize's own options and hope the developer of that addon was smart enough to include an option to turn off its context menu entry. If that isn't possible then you're probably stuck with it.

Wrong. Stylish is perfectly capable of editing parts of Firefox, you just have to know the id of the element.


I don't use Autopagerize but I have two possible solutions:

1. Put this in Stilish:

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@namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul);
#contentAreaContextMenu > menuitem[label="AutoPagerize"] { display: none !important; }

2. Install MenuWizard.

[Frank Lion]

This isn't something that Stylish is capable of. Stylish edits webpages...

.... in the Google Chrome version. The original Stylish works in Firefox for both content and chrome (UI) changes.