Improves the contrast of www.metafilter.com (the blue), ask.metafilter.com (the green), and metatalk.metafilter.com (the gray). Update (20080607): add metatalk style, tweak new bestleft class for author's comments, darken background for related questions box
Don't like Metafilter's new headlines? Remove 'em!
Nice long lines of black text on a white background, with no sidebars, no colours, and no images. Gives you all the joy of Metafilter, without any of the conspicuous blue or green.
Same concept as Metafilter - Baby Blue
A minimalist style for metafilter with customizable colors. Modifications can be made at request!
Love the site, hate the style. I based this off of two other styles I found here, Metafilter Baby Blue and Metafilter Just the Story. It could probably use improvement, but it's working well for me. Much more readable, removes the ads (I'd prefer to leave them in to support the site, but the iframes carry the old styling).
Metafilter - Baby Blue (by golyadkin) has not been updated since 2007, and since that time, various new CSS elements appeared on Metafilter that are resultingly unstyled. This is a hijack of golyadkin's userstyle (until such time as he or she chooses to resume updates, if such time arrives) to keep it up to date with Metafilter's continued development.
This script allows you to change the visited link color across the Metafilter sites. It was so close to white that after I clicked on a link in a long narrative (especially on AskMe) I had a hard time finding it again. Note: Plutor, of Mefi Greasemonkey script writing fame, wrote this for me. Thanks Plutor! By default the visited link color is changed to a light brown. Edit the script in Stylish and change the HTML code to anything you like.
Switch theme to professional white background.
Makes the individual posts on the front page of most of the subsites more visually separate.