I would like to force websites to use the system theme for buttons/forms/input/select/textarea/option, etc. Yes I know this can sometimes cause css breakage.
Using userContent.css sometimes works, but initial/unset does not always do the same thing as disabling a css rule using Inspect Element.
I looked in about:config and didn't see any options.
Thanks all
Force system theme for buttons/forms/input/select etc?
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Re: Force system theme for buttons/forms/input/select etc?
I ended up finding it.
If one goes to:
resource://gre-resources/forms.css
They can see the default css for forms, buttons, etc. Use enough of these with !important in userContent.css and the user input will match the system, for better or worse.
If one goes to:
resource://gre-resources/forms.css
They can see the default css for forms, buttons, etc. Use enough of these with !important in userContent.css and the user input will match the system, for better or worse.
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Re: Force system theme for buttons/forms/input/select etc?
This is a great find. Thanks for posting!Lef wrote:I ended up finding it.
If one goes to:
resource://gre-resources/forms.css
They can see the default css for forms, buttons, etc. Use enough of these with !important in userContent.css and the user input will match the system, for better or worse.
I control much of SM's look via Kubuntu's GTK application settings, but there are many other things I'd like to change and this should do it.
BTW, clicking on the link did not work; I had to paste resource:gre-resources/forms.css into SM and then it opened the page and changed the URL back to resource://gre-resources/forms.css. Just a heads-up in case anyone gets stopped by that.