Closed ilyvion closed 1 year ago
Hi, don't try to use toolbars_below_content.css and tabs_toolbar_below_content.css together. The former already moves tabs toolbar below content along with other toolbars, excluding menubar.
So, just use:
@import url(toolbars_below_content.css);
Ah, thank you. That does indeed fix it. I guess I ended up in this situation because I first added tabs_below_content.css
and then decided I also wanted the toolbars down there, and didn't realize they had overlapping behavior.
Hey. I'm using the following userChrome.css:
and it gives me this odd buttons-on-top-of-page-content behavior:![image](https://github.com/MrOtherGuy/firefox-csshacks/assets/767490/57670284-51bf-4ae3-acfe-4e209e4ecc3e)
(I can't click the page elements below the
- □ X
bit as they're... on top of the page.)I tried adding in the
as well as this slightly smaller, but still noticeable gap on the left:
![image](https://github.com/MrOtherGuy/firefox-csshacks/assets/767490/24cbd0f2-3285-402c-ab4c-c50c788781a6)
window_control_placeholder_support.css
file, since thetabs_below_content.css
file says I should, but it just made things worse in a way, as it adds this wide gap between the edge of the browser and the menu button, but doesn't affect the minimize/maximize/close buttons in any way. I'm guessing the point is to make room for said buttons, but it doesn't help if they remain up top, over the page content: