Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderbird
- onemen
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
Hello ShareBird,
I'm working on Tabmix for version 4 and i have a question ..
in chrome.manifest i need to attach style for Mac only
which OS TARGET i need to add Darwin , OS2 ?
Thank you for advance
I'm working on Tabmix for version 4 and i have a question ..
in chrome.manifest i need to attach style for Mac only
which OS TARGET i need to add Darwin , OS2 ?
Thank you for advance
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
Hi onemen,
you have to add os=Darwin. For example:
See:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/OS_TARGET
you have to add os=Darwin. For example:
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skin os_target silvermel chrome/os_target/Mac/ os=Darwin
See:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/OS_TARGET
- onemen
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
Thank you ShareBird,
since i'm working on Extension not a theme i have something like this
i'm working on separating the css rules into different file by appversion and OS (OS_TARGET)
Tabmix support version 3.5.* 3.6.* and upcoming 4.0
so in the end i will have at least 9-12 files
common - for all OS.
then files for WINNT(xp, aero), Linux and Darwin.
for each OS i have different set of rules for each Firefox version
so what is the best approach for this case?
since i'm working on Extension not a theme i have something like this
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skin tabmixplus classic/1.0 chrome/skin/
style chrome://browser/content/browser.xul chrome://tabmixplus/skin/progress-winstripe.css appversion>=4.0b7pre os!=Darwin
style chrome://browser/content/browser.xul chrome://tabmixplus/skin/progress-pinstripe.css appversion>=4.0b7pre os=Darwin
i'm working on separating the css rules into different file by appversion and OS (OS_TARGET)
Tabmix support version 3.5.* 3.6.* and upcoming 4.0
so in the end i will have at least 9-12 files
common - for all OS.
then files for WINNT(xp, aero), Linux and Darwin.
for each OS i have different set of rules for each Firefox version
so what is the best approach for this case?
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
Hi onemen, this is a very good question indeed. I don't know how exactly we could solve this, I guess the best approach could be to define a style overlay for each one of the several OSs using the manifest flags and use the approach I'm using for the several appversions registering a skin package to accommodate the code (something like tabmixplus_appversion, taking care to not pollute the "chrome namespace")... Please let me think a little bit more about this issue, ok?
Ahh.. A side note, I've stopped to register a skin provider for the tabmixplus package, because it's very difficult to track the modifications on Firefox, Thunderbird and TMP at the same time... So, I will probably have some problems to support TMP as I did in the past...
And now, the new versions:
Silvermel:
http://www.silvermel.de/dev/xpi/silverm ... _r4392.xpi
Charamel:
http://www.silvermel.de/dev/xpi/charame ... _r4392.xpi
Ahh.. A side note, I've stopped to register a skin provider for the tabmixplus package, because it's very difficult to track the modifications on Firefox, Thunderbird and TMP at the same time... So, I will probably have some problems to support TMP as I did in the past...
And now, the new versions:
Silvermel:
http://www.silvermel.de/dev/xpi/silverm ... _r4392.xpi
Charamel:
http://www.silvermel.de/dev/xpi/charame ... _r4392.xpi
- onemen
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
its look ok on Tabmix dev-build on Firefox 4.0b12pre
- mightyglydd
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
Hmm, seems to be a conflict with Status-4-Evar here on XP Pro SP3, this is what I'm seeing with it enabled......
When It's disabled the address bar looks fine, this wasn't happening with the previous version.
Other than that, lookin' good !........
When It's disabled the address bar looks fine, this wasn't happening with the previous version.
Other than that, lookin' good !........
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
mightyglydd wrote:Hmm, seems to be a conflict with Status-4-Evar here on XP Pro SP3, this is what I'm seeing with it enabled......
When It's disabled the address bar looks fine, this wasn't happening with the previous version.
Other than that, lookin' good !........
Oh... I see... This is because of
Change_Log wrote:fixed urlbar appearance - was broken after the patch for Bug 541656 - Display hyperlink URLs at bottom of window (instead of right side of location bar)
The bindings part will be removed after Bug 631812 - URLBar broken on certain themes get fixed.
Since the bug was marked today as FIXED, it will be in the tomorrow's build and I will remove the bindings. So, tomorrow new versions
P.S. - I've noticed something strange in your screenshot... Are you using XP Theme Royale Noir? The new tab button should actually be white...
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
ShareBird wrote: Are you using XP Theme Royale Noir? The new tab button should actually be white...
Yes I am, and didn't notice the button....for obvious reasons.
@The 'List All Tabs' button's the same, max/min buttons are white, X is white on red.
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
I'll reset toolbars & controls and do an add-ons 'diagnostic', probably messed something up, I'll report back this evening...
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
Thank you very much mightyglydd!
I will post new versions also today evening...
I will post new versions also today evening...
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
OK ShareBird, disabled all add-ons reset toolbars & controls and the buttons are still dark.
When I downloaded the latest version the address bar's now like my screenshot with all add-ons (including S4E) disabled and the buttons remain dark.
Last thing I tried was temporally removing my userChrome folder/tweaks.... no change.
Sorry I don't have better news to report, maybe it's because I'm on b11, the address bar problem wasn't happening a couple of versions back.
MG.
When I downloaded the latest version the address bar's now like my screenshot with all add-ons (including S4E) disabled and the buttons remain dark.
Last thing I tried was temporally removing my userChrome folder/tweaks.... no change.
Sorry I don't have better news to report, maybe it's because I'm on b11, the address bar problem wasn't happening a couple of versions back.
MG.
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mightyglydd wrote:Sorry I don't have better news to report, maybe it's because I'm on b11...
OK. That's it! Sorry I thought you were on b12pre (I need to read the signatures more accurately...) I can't maintain compatibility with the betas, the Firefox code has change a lot in the meantime. But why you don't use the nightlies? IMO the nightlies are more stable as the betas
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Re: Silvermel and Charamel - Themes for Firefox and Thunderb
Aha, Good! I figured it was something my end.
I'll just go back and enjoy a version that I know works until FF4 goes primetime.
As for nightlies, I know my limitations with this stuff, at least if I stick with Betas, when a new one arrives I've spent enough time with the old one to recognize changes.
Rock On....MG
I'll just go back and enjoy a version that I know works until FF4 goes primetime.
As for nightlies, I know my limitations with this stuff, at least if I stick with Betas, when a new one arrives I've spent enough time with the old one to recognize changes.
Rock On....MG
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