[H-GEN] Mozilla, style sheets, and Microsoft's knowledge base

[Damien Ayers]

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* Tony Nugent (tony at linuxworks.com.au) wrote:

> Cool.  However, these (or other) changes didn't seem to work :-(
> 
> (mozilla 1.01, lastest update version on a rh7.2 box... does mozilla
> need to be restarted to make changes to userContent.css effective?)

Yes, mozilla does need to be restarted for any of these changes to take
effect. I've only got mozilla 1.2b, but I'm pretty sure that nothing
has changed that would affect this.

> I assume this is the file that needs hacking:
>  ~/.mozilla/default/<random>.slt/US/chrome/userContent.css
> 
> And for galeon (which I also tend to use):
>  ~/.galeon/mozilla/galeon/US/chrome/userContent.css

It's actually:
 ~/.mozilla/default/<random>.slt/chrome/userContent.css

That's probably your problem, I guess the same would apply for galeon,
although I don't have it around to test.

There's also a lengthy page
http://www.mozilla.org/unix/customizing.html
which includes a lot of handy information for changing 'hidden'
settings
and otherwise bending mozilla and friends to your will.

Damien 


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