On 12/28/14 03:52, Tim wrote:
Sounds like it's not working properly, then. According to the cascading
rules ("cascading" referring to rules applied on top of rules), your
user style sheet should have higher precedence than a browser's own
style rule set, and the website authors style rules. And the
"!important" keyword just stamps that in harder with a bigger hammer
(they could have used an !important style that overrided an unimportant
one of yours, but they can't override an important rule of yours).
So, a user stylesheet that says style everything this way, ought to have
the absolute last say in things. You shouldn't have to do anything
else.
Double-check for typing errors (word spelling and all the punctuation,
but spacing and formatting don't matter), the rules stop being applied
the moment there's a syntax error.
*
{
color: white !important;
background: black !important;
}
I've forgotten, by now, which browser you're trying to apply this too.
Firefox 34.0 in an updated Fedora-21 64 bit XFCE etc.
The following .css file:
[bobg@box7 chrome]$ cat userContent.css
# !/bin/bash
# /home/bobg/.mozilla/firefox/xx34clzp.default/chrome/userContent.css
*
{
color: white !important;
background: black !important;
}
I moved it to userContent.css.xxx and deleted the working file to test
with/without.
There is no perceptible difference with the .css file running. I even
tried testing with add-ons disabled which puts it in "test mode," and
saw no difference, however that might disable the .css file too?
These tests were done on box7 a second Fedora-21 computer, not this one
which I have been using for this until now. This one, my main box is
"home made," the other an old [Optiplex 755] Dell computer but both are
set up nearly identical with Fedora-21.
Looking at Fox News I see what looks to me like gray text, some headings
in red, on a white background. I expect it to be white text on black ...
So the .css file is not doing what it should.
Bob
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