mike20021969 wrote:...
Is it possible to add option so that Menu Bar colour can be chosen separately?
Someday in the future.
Negativeions wrote:HI, I made a post on the add-on page about making the back button square. I know you can show both forward and back button. I don't want that. You're add-on is all about restoring a classic firefox look and feel right? I'd like to have the buttons actually show a square box around each one all the time. It looks better to me. I don't mind that the back button is attached to the url bar, I just want it to have a square around it not a circle and a square box around all the other buttons as well. Just like Safari. Just like firefox used to look on OSX. Oh, I forgot to mention this is specific for Macs I think. Anyways, it's just an idea. Thanks.
I have no plans to restore previous MacOSX toolbar buttons. However the Windows add-on "Classic Toolbar Buttons" can be also installed on MacOSX using "force install" btw. "install anyway". Users confirmed the option to apply the "classic style for small navigation toolbar buttons" works in most cases on MacOSX. There is also a css hack somewhere in this thread which offers code for Stylish add-on to achieve something similar.
GermanKiwi wrote:...
FWIW, I would actually prefer to have
less space between my Menu Bar (at the very top) and my Nav Bar (below that), rather than more space! As you can see in my screenshot below, I have quite a lot of empty space between these two toolbars. I'm not sure why there is hardly any space between these toolbars in Mike's screenshots, but for me, I have loads of space there and would be happy to reduce it.
Maybe it's possible to add an option for changing the space up or down by a user-defined amount?
http://oi61.tinypic.com/35bhv04.jpgOne other question: will my Firefox still be able to update itself to the next version of your add-on once it's released in the future, now that I've installed a copy of the add-on that did not come from
https://addons.mozilla.org? Will the update process still work?
I'm trying to keep menubars position as accurate as possible and also not to change it too much when using the option to add background color to menubar.
The spacing shown on your screenshot is different. Do you use non-default font size settings in Firefox or Windows?
Try this code in Stylish to adjust your config:
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/*AGENT_SHEET*/
#main-window[defaultfxtheme="true"][tabsontop="false"]:not([tabsintitlebar]):not([inFullscreen])[sizemode="normal"] #tab-view-deck #navigator-toolbox #toolbar-menubar[inactive="true"]:not([autohide="true"]),
#main-window[defaultfxtheme="true"][tabsontop="false"]:not([tabsintitlebar]):not([inFullscreen])[sizemode="normal"] #tab-view-deck #navigator-toolbox #toolbar-menubar[inactive="true"][autohide="false"],
#main-window[defaultfxtheme="true"][tabsontop="false"]:not([tabsintitlebar]):not([inFullscreen])[sizemode="normal"] #tab-view-deck #navigator-toolbox #toolbar-menubar[autohide="true"]:not([inactive="true"]),
#main-window[defaultfxtheme="true"][tabsontop="false"]:not([tabsintitlebar]):not([inFullscreen])[sizemode="normal"] #tab-view-deck #navigator-toolbox #toolbar-menubar:not([autohide="true"]),
#main-window[defaultfxtheme="true"][tabsontop="false"]:not([tabsintitlebar]):not([inFullscreen])[sizemode="maximized"] #tab-view-deck #navigator-toolbox #toolbar-menubar[inactive="true"][autohide="false"],
#main-window[defaultfxtheme="true"][tabsontop="false"]:not([tabsintitlebar]):not([inFullscreen])[sizemode="maximized"] #tab-view-deck #navigator-toolbox #toolbar-menubar[autohide="true"]:not([inactive="true"]),
#main-window[defaultfxtheme="true"][tabsontop="false"]:not([tabsintitlebar]):not([inFullscreen])[sizemode="maximized"] #tab-view-deck #navigator-toolbox #toolbar-menubar:not([autohide="true"]) {
margin-bottom: -2px !important;
}
You are now on "beta" channel and will receive beta updates. Once 1.2.7 becomes final you can switch to it manually to be again on "release" channel.
anon42 wrote:...
Just as a reminder, since there has been a few unrelated posts since that, I assume that was your response to my questioning the reasoning behind combining the setting of the toolbar color with the the setting of the selected tab colors.
Maybe it's because I use a Mac and/or with classic square tabs not on top (v1) so I am not sure what "glitches" you are referring to. I don't see (or at least notice) any.
At any rate, IMO, I still feel controlling the toolbar background color is misplaced where it is (again that's my opinion) and particularly to address some "glitches". Ideally, and maybe you could consider this for some (distant?) future enhancement, you could add a whole set of color preferences similar to the "Tab colors & text" preferences to control the background colors of the tool bars (all of them as single set), tab bar, add on bar, status bar, bookmarks bar, and navigation (url) bar. And like "Tab colors & text" you would need to allow specification of the text color in those bars (except tabs which is already there).
Note, such a set of preferences would intersect some of the "Toolbars (2)" preferences which is in some ways a small subset of what I am suggesting. So "Toolbars (2)" would need some fiddling.
I will add more background/font color options for toolbars in the future.
The current one was just an experiment whithout adding much code to CTR.