Stylish 1.0.6 beta

JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
edited August 2009 in Stylish
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  • makondomakondo
    Thank you!
  • ChoGGiChoGGi
    thanks working fine here, with one little issue
    i tried disabling s-c, but i can't get the find bar to show up (unless i use display:-moz-box, it does search fine though). and no error msgs in the console
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    I think I made it show up locally with a user style instead of updating the default style. I'll fix that... Until then, you can make it work with

    @namespace url(http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul); @-moz-document url(chrome://stylish/content/edit.xul) { #findbar { display: -moz-box !important;} }
  • AgneloAgnelo
    I didn't see a Find bar in the edit window. I saw a Tags bar (which disappears if you use Stylish-Custom). BTW, if you type something in the Tags bar, you can never delete the tag. You can replace it but you have to type at least one non blank character.

    - Firefox 3.5.2 (just compiled, one hour ago) on FreeBSD 7.2 - (I'll install it on Linuxes later)
  • AgneloAgnelo
    @Jason
    sorry, your explanation showed up after I sended my post.
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    I haven't seen that problem with the tags.

    I've uploaded a new version that shows the find bar by default.
  • makondomakondo
    Thank you! Why is it so huge (the Find bar)?
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    What do you mean?

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  • makondomakondo
    NM, it has to do with my style for the Fx Findbar. Working on it. Thanks for the update!
  • AgneloAgnelo
    There is a weird issue here: None of my Wikipedia styles (listed below) works anymore, except the first one (?!)
    6044 6069 6080 6083 6110 6157 6464
    These styles are basically based on the same rules. On FF 3.0.13/Ubuntu, enabling them has no effect, while on FF 3.5.2/FreeBSD, just the background color seems to be affected (and even not as expected). I don't know if it is relevant, bu the one which still works is the highest in the list. Downgrading to Stylish 1.0.5 fixes the problem.
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    It's the "unwanted data URI fix-up" issue, most likely. Firefox doesn't allow you to put line breaks in base64 strings in CSS. Stylish 1.0.5 and previous were unintentionally allowing it by stripping out the line breaks in code. 1.0.6 now passes the code to Firefox with the line breaks in.
  • AgneloAgnelo
    I see. I already removed a lot of line breaks in other styles to get rid of warnings in preview under Stylish 1.0.5. But do you have a good reason not to stripe out line breaks anymore, since many styles will have to be manually updated if you remove that - quite useful - feature?
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    There are other methods of installing the style than using Stylish, and none of those methods will allow the line breaks either. It's to make things more consistent.

    I can probably mass-update the posted styles before I release this version.
  • AgneloAgnelo
    I never added LF by myself. The output of base64 converters (like the old GNU 'base64') is justified and so it contains LF.
    Now I add a pipe to remove them ( | tr -d "\n") , but I didn't do that before.
    Posted By: Jason Barnabe (np)
    I can probably mass-update the posted styles before I release this version.
    Sounds good.
  • ChoGGiChoGGi
    Posted By: Jason Barnabe (np)Find bar in the edit window
    makondo mentioned in the s-c thread that it doesn't jump to the search result
  • DrugoyDrugoy
    is it possible to make stylish be able to work with exclude rules?
    I mean... that would be really grate if I could write a style so, that it will not work for the pages I mentioned to exclude.
    why do I request this? I use global styles and some of them (which work with background-color) make some pages look really ugly (for example google maps), I would like not to switch off manually these styles everytime I visit google map. I want it be automatic.
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    I understand why you want it, but how the rules work is handled by Firefox. Stylish just gives it to Firefox, so Stylish can't make Firefox support CSS that it doesn't support. There's a feature request in Bugzilla to be able to do this, but it hasn't happened yet.
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    Posted By: ChoGGi
    Posted By: Jason Barnabe (np)Find bar in the edit window
    makondo mentioned in the s-c thread that it doesn't jump to the search result
    Will be fixed in the final release.
  • ValacarValacar
    Is extensions.stylish.fileURL support back yet? I'm getting a bit tired of copy/pasting between my regular profile and development profile.
  • makondomakondo
    Thank you!
  • JasonBarnabeJasonBarnabe
    Posted By: ValacarIs extensions.stylish.fileURL support back yet? I'm getting a bit tired of copy/pasting between my regular profile and development profile.
    It's been there for a long time, it's just called extensions.stylish.dbFile now. The pref name had to change otherwise it'd try to read your RDF file as a sqlite file.
  • ValacarValacar
    Damn, wish I knew before. Thanks.
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