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I took the style created by oltra & Ka Yue, and tweaked it a bit more to my liking. Specifically:
02/09/2008: for the list view, I made the font colors a bit less bright, made the titles bold, and increased the line-spacing 02/09/2008: for each entry I changed the font size back to normal and made it so that images show up.
I think that's it. It's a work in progress which I hope to add to by stealing other bits and pieces from some of the other Dark Google Reader scripts out there - watch out script writiers, no one is safe!
Levi
What follows is a change log of what has been updated along with the date:
02/11/2008: I've substituted images so far for: the star - both the highlighted and non-lighted versions - to make them look better than the default, which were designed for a white background. 02/11/2008: Added some more descriptive comments in the script - I'm hoping to add more to help newbies out with editing various parts of this style 02/11/2008: Changed the name to be more succinct - "Another Dark Google Reader Style." 02/11/2008: Added before and after images.
(NOTE: For Whatever Reason, Userstyles.org resizes the before and after images on your browser screen. To see a larger version, just right click on one and choose "view image" from the menu (in Firefox - IE doesn't seem to have this functionality).
