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How to install
- Install Stylish plus Kallout for Firefox (or from here for just Stylish or for other Mozilla apps). If you have Stylish already, make sure you have JavaScript enabled.
- You need Firefox with Stylish to use this style. Get Firefox, then install Stylish plus Kallout (or just Stylish), then come back here to install this style.
- for Greasemonkey and Opera users.
UPDATED: 21/09/2008
This style removes ads, but keeps "Expand\Collapse all" & "Print\Forward all" available in the right sidebar. Besides it removes the Chat box & the Invite box.
There's only one value you should modify - that is "div[class='XoqCub ice3Ad'] {width: 970px !important;}"
I have 1280x768 screen & 970px is OK for me. You should find your best value.
I don't code for the living, so any comments & corrections will be highly appreciated.
P.S. I still can't figure it out how to fix the width of the page so that the scroll bar disappear. Any help will be highly appreciated!
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Nic\o/ said on Mar 04 2009
This style was great until Gmail update (3rd of March, 2009). Can you update your style, please ?
Charnita Fance said on Nov 21 2008
Perfect! Finally a script that ACTUALLY WORKS!! =)
YMB said on Mar 05 2008
Awesome man!
To Reeseo: I changed the units to em, and that made it way worse.
Now, I absolutely have no clue about programming..but i just deleted 990px and put in "auto" (without quotes) and it removes the scroll bar and fits my screen perfectly. Don't know if what I did was dumb or noobish, but hey, it worked for me. Thanks again.
mastavic said on Jan 08 2008
Just found this script and am really enjoying it, as it takes out the two things I want gone from Gmail the most: the chat and the ads. Thanks!
proneax said on Dec 11 2007
change the first classname to slwyWc to preserve maps/calendar additions based on message content.
greypillar said on Dec 03 2007
Excellent. I've used the 'chat' part. Thanks. :)
CHA Reeseo said on May 08 2007
This is what I've really wanted! :)
FYI: (1) By using "em" units rather than "px" units for the div[id=msgs] element, I could let the width of the message box vary automatically according to the current font size, conserving "about 80 column" convention. In other words, regardless of the zooming by Ctrl-+ and Ctrl-- feature of Firefox, my Gmail always displays about 80 alphanumeric characters per one line.
(2) Also by using "em" units for the div[id=fic] element, I could fine-tune the horizontal distance between the message box and special menus, conserving almost same (minimal) distance regardless of the zooming. :)
tuteken said on Jan 25 2007
Great Style
Note:You do need to edit the style a little bit.