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This will break in newer cPanel Theme X3 revisions. Particularly with cPanel installed additions which use Google API.
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| Author | Daniel Ritchie (Honestly Illustrated) |
|---|---|
| Created | Jan 15, 2008 |
| Updated | Feb 1, 2008 |
| Installs (this week) | 0 |
| Installs (total) | 191 |
Deprecated.
Theme cPanel X v2.6.0
version 0.0.3
--[description]
Clean the cPanel X theme tables a bit. Stretch the table to window size, and attempt to keep the content appropriately centered.
It's more difficult than it should be, since my theme version has nearly no IDs or Classes. But, that should also allow this style to be used on other themes (I hope). We'll see. A CPanel sales representative found this page immediately, (speculation on that, I leave to you), and had this to say: http://userstyles.org/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=842&page=1
Of course, change "hostname:port" in the @-moz-document lines to yours, and be sure the directories match yours.
--[series]
The "paintless" series is a collection of styles meant to be styled over. Alone, they clean the target page(s), preparing them for further styling with hopefully the least possible selector specificity.
Writing your style to overlay this one will save you from having to include this
Theme cPanel X v2.6.0
version 0.0.3
--[description]
Clean the cPanel X theme tables a bit. Stretch the table to window size, and attempt to keep the content appropriately centered.
It's more difficult than it should be, since my theme version has nearly no IDs or Classes. But, that should also allow this style to be used on other themes (I hope). We'll see. A CPanel sales representative found this page immediately, (speculation on that, I leave to you), and had this to say: http://userstyles.org/forum/comments.php?DiscussionID=842&page=1
Of course, change "hostname:port" in the @-moz-document lines to yours, and be sure the directories match yours.
--[series]
The "paintless" series is a collection of styles meant to be styled over. Alone, they clean the target page(s), preparing them for further styling with hopefully the least possible selector specificity.
Writing your style to overlay this one will save you from having to include this
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