MBlue Nav-Style Url-Bar Vista ----------------------------------------------------------------- Description: 1. Transforms the URLBAR/SEARCHBAR and make it like the NAV-BUTTONS: same blue background, same buttons and dropmarker. 2. Make the GO-BUTTON always visible by default, and make it looks the same as the Forward-Button (Nav-Buttons), and apply that to the SEARCH-BUTTON too. 3. Skins "FISSION" Progress-Bar. 4. Skins and combine "CLEAR FIELDS" icons (optional) (*). 5. Supports Locationbar2 and XMarks. 6. Supports both SMALL and LARGE ICONS. 7. Highly customizable. 8. Integrates with the other Nav-Style styles. 9. Integrates with "Combine Nav-Buttons Vista". ----------------------------------------------------------------- Notes: -Using other Styles/Extensions/Themes may change some margin/border settings, making the buttons/textboxes overlap each other. If so, try not using other styles that changes margins in the nav-bar, and use the default firefox theme.
This userstyle changes the normally white about:blank page to have a very subtle Apple logo in the center. Perfect for Firefox on Mac OS X. Based on krisu's similar userstyle at http://userstyles.org/styles/8378
Makes the Awesome Bar Transparent until you hover your mouse over it. * Thanks to Diago for introducing me into the realm of Transparency with Vista Transparency Theme Features: + Awesome Bar text is Transparent until it is hovered over with the mouse - or focused with key combination + Transparency can be customized to allow more or less opacity through. Works on Firefox 3.5 only Gives more Focus to Firefox 3's new Awesome Bar. Integrates with the following styles: Awesome Bar Background Color Based on Type (WOW) * Works on: - Firefox 3.5+ (LocationBar is see-thru) Changelog: 1.0.0.2 + Updated code to work on Firefox 3.5 (Shiretoko) Final 1.0.0.1 + Updated code to work on Firefox 3.1 (Shiretoko) - No longer uses -moz-opacity, it is now just opacity. + aestival, this style should now be working for you.
Allows you to add a Custom Background to the “Customize Toolbars” popup. This popup appears when you right click on the main menu – navigation toolbar, and select Customize… from the context menu. ** Idea came to me when looking at the style Customize Toolbar window - dynamic columns by the pile0nades. Thanks!! Features: + Background image will be a faded Firefox logo with shadowing + Supports a huge list of Fonts (discussed below) + Image supplied in default code is hard-coded - allowing you to view the background, even when offline! + Background image is static and is centered on the window. = Optional - Text size of the update details will be larger (must uncomment) = Optional - Bold text for easier readability (must un-comment) Fonts Supplied (Supported): - Currently, I supplied the following Fonts in the Code: 1. Segoe UI (User Interface of Vista) 2. Calibri (Text of Vista) 3. Verdana (XP Font) 4. Helvetica (XP) 5. Tahoma (XP User Interface Default Font) 6. Arial Global Font Applie
Use "Color Toolbar(s)" to help identify an additional profile such as might be used with a TEST profile, or to distinguish a different user, or version of Firefox with a unique color choice per profile. Choose a color which will be used in your profile on the Firefox Window, on Customize Toolbars, the Dom Inspector, Organize Bookmarks (Library), Stylish Manage & Edit, and several other dialogs choosing a different color for each profile, some suggestions for light pastel colors are within the code.
The Back, Forward, and Dropmarker buttons are misplaced in certain themes, causing obvious artifacts. This Fixes the buttons in those themes. *** May be specific to PitchDark theme. Regardless, this fixes the problem for now and the problem may be fixed in the next version of the PitchDark theme. If anyone would like to confirm whether this is specific to that theme or not, please do. I got help for making this style by looking at Fx3] Force Big Back-Forward Buttons by pawelkl. After looking at that style again in the default theme for Firefox 3.0.1 on Ubuntu it appears broken(as does this one with the default theme). I therefore assume that one or both of us designed our styles for specific themes, or they just don't work with "Classic" Firefox themes. I would like someone to confirm this as well. Thanks, and hope it helps you. ^.^ *** Update: It appears that the reason it doesn't work on the default theme is because it is a "Classic" theme(doesn't include the large circular button like other them
This theme is based on the basis of Whitehart most effective. In addition, the following extensions added: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search?q=whitehart&cat=all I have the bookmarks menu, the menu bar and the All in one symbol bar off 01) All in One Sidebar menu "Pacman" - http://userstyles.org/styles/9280 02) MBlue Nav-Style Url-Bar Vista - http://userstyles.org/styles/9250 03) Gecko - ProgressBar - http://userstyles.org/styles/1160 04) Ffx context-menu: extreme minimalism! - http://userstyles.org/styles/5446 05) Bookmarks toolbar - or label only favicons - http://userstyles.org/styles/1042 06) Bookmarks Toolbar - Size trimmer - http://userstyles.org/styles/7823 07) Custom Menu highlight Color - http://userstyles.org/styles/7750 08) Menus and menubar with 3D border - http://userstyles.org/styles/5286 09) Custom menus Background Image - http://userstyles.org/styles/8320 10) Center the add-ons Extension - http://userstyles.org/styles/7739 11) Glasser Padde
When Firefox 3 launched one of the first things I did was install the awesome Glasser extension. The only problem is that it looks a little... unfinished. That, and Vista defaults toolbars to a really ugly pale blue color that clashes with everything. As such, I headed over here to see if anyone had any comprehensive fix. I couldn't find anything that really did what I wanted so I made this. I've spent a fair amount of time tweaking it to my liking and figured someone else out there might like it. Enjoy!
When you hover over a link on a webpage, the link will show up on the Status Bar as if it was a clickable hyperlink. ** Thanks Neii's No match 22 for the idea about customizing the background of the statusbar. Features: + HTTP will be Blue + HTTPS will be Red + FTP will be Blue + JavaScript code (Popups, sorting...) will be Orange and Bold + Any site that is detected on the statusbar (occurs when hovering over links) will underline the blue text + Supports a huge list of Fonts (discussed below) + Does not apply to the status-bar text "Done", or "Loading site ........", or "Error Loading Page" Fonts Supplied (Supported): - Currently, I supplied the following Fonts in the Code: 1. Segoe UI (User Interface of Vista) 2. Calibri (Text of Vista) 3. Verdana (XP Font) 4. Helvetica (XP) 5. Tahoma (XP User Interface Default Font) 6. Arial Global Font Applies to: Hyperlinks, href links, and web addresses Also Applies to: + "Http:" beginning links + "Htt
Theme in Dunkelblau gewischt Totalansicht http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/6938/83701614.png Total View With: Firefox 3.5 - Blue Metallic Popups, Menupopups http://userstyles.org/styles/19360 Firefox 3.5 - Nav + Urlbar - ZweiVier Style http://userstyles.org/styles/19361 Firefox 3.5 - Back/Forward/Reload - Blue Metallic http://userstyles.org/styles/19365