A thorough recoloring of MetaFilter's FanFare subsite, inspired by the old dark blue color scheme from film/TV review aggregator Metacritic. Includes color adjustments for visited links, hovering, pop-up video buttons, lightboxes, posting pages, live preview, and Deck ads. Tested using Firefox 30 (w/ Greasemonkey or Stylish), Chrome 36 (w/ Stylish or Blank Canvas Script Handler), and jailbroken iOS 7.1.2 (w/ Userscripts Loader, using this URL to install the script).
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
Makes the individual posts on the front page of most of the subsites more visually separate.
An assortment of visual tweaks for the Dark Mode on MetaFilter's new "Modern" style, to make it a little more like the "Classic" version. Includes an updated implementation of the FanFare Full Recolor script.
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.
Don't like Metafilter's new headlines? Remove 'em!
Changes Source Sans Pro to Open Sans and Montserrat to Signika, along with a good few other readability fixes. Also adds scanlines back to the header. I strongly recommend using this in conjunction with my fix to remove byline shading and indentation. Works in both light and dark mode. You will need to install the fonts Signika and Open Sans, or change them in the CSS to something else.
Adds a little PDF icon after links that (probably) go to PDF files. It does this by checking if the URL ends with ".pdf".
Same concept as Metafilter - Baby Blue
Zebra Stripes Metafilter comments (MeFi, Ask, and MeTa) AskMe best/OP framing idea borrowed from this excellent userstyle: http://userstyles.org/styles/2404 Response to pony-request at: http://metatalk.metafilter.com/19710