[Ext] Classic Theme Restorer

[Aris]

That is not possible with CSS.

You would have to exclude first item (a) from a code on a condition the following item (b) has, but one can only apply code in CSS like this:
a {...} or a+b {...} where code for item b gets applied on a condition (a) has or offers.

From what I see is you trying to make the first "search" item visible, if the following items are hidden/collapsed, but there is no was apply code like this.

Think of another example. If something like that would be possible, we could have stuff like "set nav-bar bg color to blue", if downloads button is visible and set it to green else.
-> Not possible.

[spideymouse]

That is not possible with CSS.

You would have to exclude first item (a) from a code on a condition the following item (b) has, but one can only apply code in CSS like this:
a {...} or a+b {...} where code for item b gets applied on a condition (a) has or offers.

From what I see is you trying to make the first "search" item visible, if the following items are hidden/collapsed, but there is no was apply code like this.

Think of another example. If something like that would be possible, we could have stuff like "set nav-bar bg color to blue", if downloads button is visible and set it to green else.
-> Not possible.

I think it may be possible! By calling on the height of the parent #autocomplete-richlistbox, one can check whether there is only one visible .autocomplete-richlistitem or not. See below:

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#PopupAutoCompleteRichResult .autocomplete-richlistbox:not([style="height: 38px;"]) .autocomplete-richlistitem[ac-comment="Google"]:first-of-type
{
  display: none !important;
}

Note that the height of a one-line box may vary depending on the user's font settings (for me, it is 38px). Also, a possibly undesirable effect is that the box will have an empty space at the bottom of the list, given that the top item is removed without changing the height of the box. Lastly, even though the "Search with Google" is hidden, it is still the first action that is taken when pressing Enter; one must still arrow down to get to the history matches.

[Aris]

That might be a solution indeed.

Lastly, even though the "Search with Google" is hidden, it is still the first action that is taken when pressing Enter; one must still arrow down to get to the history matches.

This happens, because the items are not really gone, they are only hidden.

[bmaz121]

All I would like to know is I downloaded the zip now how do I install it in Waterfox?

[Aris]

You can use Classic Theme Restorer with Waterfox: https://github.com/Aris-t2/ClassicTheme ... r/releases
The CustomCSSforFx package is of Firefox.

[Melchior82]

You can use Classic Theme Restorer with Waterfox: https://github.com/Aris-t2/ClassicTheme ... r/releases
The CustomCSSforFx package is of Firefox.

except Waterfox has been such a crash happy for me I gave up for now..
its frequent crashing destabilized my whole system causing BSODs...

[Melchior82]

All I would like to know is I downloaded the zip now how do I install it in Waterfox?

use the little gear on the top right of the addon manager screen to "Install Add-on from file" or just drag and drop the file to that addon manager screen...

ps: the addon file has to be .xpi to install correctly...

[avada]

Hi!

Quick question: If I want to have elements in the (de facto) titlebar, I have to disable the titlebar proper and add a custom toolbar? How do I reposition it? (It's the bottom-most for me)
(Is there a movable replacement element for the page title text?)

[Aris]

You can't have your own custom items in the titlebar. CTR adds a button there using Javascript (also possible with CSS rule position: absolute). Same applies to the tab title CTRs puts there. You can't move your toolbar buttons there.

[avada]

You can't have your own custom items in the titlebar. CTR adds a button there using Javascript (also possible with CSS rule position: absolute). Same applies to the tab title CTRs puts there. You can't move your toolbar buttons there.

But if I disable the titlebar, the menubar becomes the titlebar, in practice. I guess because it's the topmost. But I don't want all that stuff in the titlebar. Is there no way to move a custom toolbar to the top? (Now I see that disabling the titlebar in layout editing mode is the same as CTR's use Firefox titlebar option.)

[Brummelchen]

is there code for the new about:config available? eg lower rows or smaller font?

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chrome://browser/content/aboutconfig/aboutconfig.css

[Aris]

I will offer an option for that on next update:

Preview: http://imagehost.cc/image/MftKB

[Brummelchen]

nice.

can i use

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:root {html|#prefs{}}

?
or does it need
*|*:root
?

something i like to use:

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#prefs > tr.has-user-value > th[scope="row"],
#prefs > tr.has-user-value > td.cell-value
{
    background-color: #ff800080;
}

#prefs > tr > td.cell-edit > button
{
    background-color: #00800080;
}

#prefs > tr > td.cell-edit > .button-edit
{
    background-color: #ff8000b0;
}

#prefs > tr > td.cell-edit > .button-toggle
{
    background-color: #0000c080;
}

#prefs > tr.has-user-value > td.cell-reset > .button-reset
{
    background-color: #00800080;
}


[Aris]

I used this:

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@-moz-document url-prefix(about:config) {

   .config-background #prefs,
   .config-background #prefs * {
     min-height: unset !important;
     padding: unset !important;
     margin: unset !important;
     font-size: unset !important;
   }

   .config-background #prefs button {
     -moz-margin-start: 1px !important;
   }

   .config-background #prefs #form-edit > * {
     -moz-margin-end: 2px !important;
   }

   .config-background #search-container * {
     min-height: unset !important;
     font-size: unset !important;
     padding-top: unset !important;
     padding-bottom: unset !important;
     margin-top: unset !important;
     margin-bottom: unset !important;
   }

   .config-background #search-container {
     padding: 4px !important;
   }

}

[Brummelchen]

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@-moz-document url-prefix(about:config) {

this would have missed, not familiar with it

Kudos for you.

edit
sorry, do not work here, reason unknown

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/*AGENT_SHEET*/

@import url(./aboutconfig.css);


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@-moz-document url-prefix(about:config) {

   .config-background #prefs,
   .config-background #prefs * {
     min-height: unset !important;
     padding: unset !important;
     margin: unset !important;
     font-size: unset !important;
   }

   .config-background #prefs button {
     -moz-margin-start: 1px !important;
   }

   .config-background #prefs #form-edit > * {
     -moz-margin-end: 2px !important;
   }

   .config-background #search-container * {
     min-height: unset !important;
     font-size: unset !important;
     padding-top: unset !important;
     padding-bottom: unset !important;
     margin-top: unset !important;
     margin-bottom: unset !important;
   }

   .config-background #search-container {
     padding: 4px !important;
   }

}