Open harl opened 7 years ago
It seems that, while HCTP overrides values set by Stylish sheets, the userChrome.css overrides values set by HCTP, so that's what I'm using now to inject those two attributes (instead of Stylish).
Hi Can you drop here your CSS code? So I can investigate exactly whats happening. I don't remember doing absolutely any attempt to modify font size.
Also, Can you drop 'UNWANTED' and 'WANTED' screenshots for me? Thanks!
The hover info for the "(Option for compatibility test only)" in the "Smaller Toolbars & buttons" section wants me to drop this notice in case that option seems reasonable to me in some way, and it does.
It's the only option (except for the "No (default)" option, apparently) that doesn't force its own font-size attribute on the address bar, and while I like the narrower toolbars and the reduced empty spaces between buttons, I also prefer a larger font size (12px) for the address bar over the small (10px) one it reverts to with the "Smaller buttons" option.
However, the compatibility test thing also further reduces the bottom margin of the whole navigation bar and makes it look uneven.
I wish "Smaller buttons" wouldn't touch the address bar's font-size attribute.