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[Enhancement] Add styling to settings dialogs #8
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Firefox-UWP-Style managed to do that: And they even managed to edit dialogs: |
Found it! Your approachIf I understand well, you use @-moz-document url-prefix(about:) {
/* All your code */
menulist {
background-color: red !important;
}
} It appears like this: Firefox-UWP-Style's approachIn Firefox-UWP-Style, instead of using /* All your code */
@-moz-document regexp("chrome:\/\/(?!devtools).*"), regexp("about:(?!(blank|devtools)).*") {
menulist {
background-color: red !important;
}
} The settings dialogs are correctly styled: SolutionReplace this line (userContent.css#L186) by this: @-moz-document regexp("chrome:\/\/(?!devtools).*"), regexp("about:(?!(blank|devtools)).*") { This excludes everything related to devtools because, unless you add specific compatibility, the styling corrupts a bit the devtools UI: If you're going to fix devtools, just replace the line by this: @-moz-document url-prefix(chrome:), url-prefix(about:) { |
Thank you, you are a lifesaver! |
I installed the new version, and I love the new dialogs! You did a great work! The
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Are there any other dialogs I've missed after the last commit? |
Have I missed any other dialogs after the latest commit? |
The theme currently does not apply any custom styling to dialog popups within the settings, causing them to use the default browser styling.
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