This style change the font (by default it uses the monospace courier) to be used for non-HTML mails and for the composing text area. It is intended for the *new interface* of gmail.
It is based on this style: http://userstyles.org/styles/4035
In fact, at least for me, it does not change the font for the composing text area (it works only for already sent/received mails).
UPDATE (11/06/2008)
Added maxxyme suggestion -- actually not checked... :)
Install options
- Install Stylish for Firefox, Thunderbird, Flock, Mozilla Suite, SeaMonkey, or Songbird. If you have Stylish already, make sure you're using the latest version and have JavaScript enabled.
- You need Firefox to use this style. Get , then Install Stylish, then come back here to install this style.
- - load into the Stylish extension where you can preview and save it.
- - this style has been updated since you installed it in Stylish.
- - Greasemonkey and Opera users can load this style as a user script.
Feedback
Reviews
Maxx said on Aug 29 2008
Absolutely great!!! Was thinking of doing this one by myself, and found this one while searching Google for the class name "ArwC7c".
Thanks!! :)
Note: the font for the composing text area is also changed, but only if you select the Plain Text one, not the Rich Formatting one. :)EDITED: Feb. 19th 2008
To also apply the monospace font to Spell-checked text area (in fact a simple div), please add the class ".geTjV" to the list. Thanks. *****EDITED: Aug. 29th 2008
Ultimate update:@-moz-document url-prefix(http://mail.google.com/), url-prefix(https://mail.google.com/)
{
.geTjV, .ArwC7c, .iE5Yyc, .uQLZXb > textarea {
font-family: courier !important;
font-size: 10pt !important;
}
.ArwC7c > * {
font-family: inherit;
font-size: inherit;
}
}
Lou Quillio said on Jun 15 2008
Me too: thanks for rewarding my laziness. The arbitrary class names make this job a moving target. Adding the selector `.ArwC7c a` gets link text playing along, too.
LQ