| Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | dwight.stegall | 11/7/10 4:14 PM | Add Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome This has been possible for a long time. But I forgot about it. :( DISCLAIMER: I have tested this with Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit and the current stable version of Chrome on a Notebook Computer with a keyb |
| Re: Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | dwight.stegall | 11/7/10 4:25 PM | I forgot to give credit. I first heard about this reading the following article. http://www.downloadsquad.com/2010/03/08/chromium-nighly-build-adds-support-for-custom-user-stylesheets/ |
| Re: Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | dwight.stegall | 11/7/10 4:31 PM | If you would rather use my Webmaster's Nightmare as a bookmarklet here is the JavaScript. javascript:(function(){var%20newSS,%20styles=':link%20{text-decoration:underline%20!important;%20color:blue%20!important;}%20:visited%20{text-decoration:underl |
| Re: Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | dwight.stegall | 11/8/10 1:36 PM | Here is a basic style sheet that will help most people with minor sight problems. Bolded Arial font. * {font-family:arial,sans-serif !important; font-weight:900 !important;} |
| Re: Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | dwight.stegall | 11/8/10 1:40 PM | !important tells your browser to override the style sheet in the page you are viewing. the asterisk tells your browser to add that to everything in the page. but iut cannot add it to content inside of an iframe. |
| Re: Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | vasa1 | 11/10/10 9:47 AM | This gets rid of the shadow effect on text:* { text-shadow: none !important; } |
| Re: Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | dwight.stegall | 11/10/10 10:01 AM | Text shadows make reading less boring. |
| Re: Adding Custom Style Sheets To Google Chrome | vasa1 | 11/10/10 10:25 AM | No doubt. |