Phoenix Or Mozilla?

lynchknot, can you tell me how you fixed it? Is it something that you did to your theme so I have to download it again, or is it something that you edited in Phoenix?

#9531

Guys:

I've fixed that issue (the wide scroll bars) with the help of a previous comment from Lynchknot. In fact, is a kinda simple fix (you just need to change some parameters in the margin borders) but I have no way to host the updated theme right now. It has been using a lot of bandwidth!

I need to somebody who can host a file that sizes 6 MB and does B/W use of almost 20 GB monthly... any brave?

#9543

Hey Iceman, If I had the space and bandwidth I would, but unfortunately I cant. Can you send the fixed theme to me?

fooseeball@hotmail.com

#9546

Iceman: Why not pots the part you edited, like in the theme file, and maybe we can go edit that certain code.

Or you can give us the one file you edited and i can host that for you (it should take less bandwith then)

Smoke: I know that Duckie has removed the menu bar and fixed the scrollbars. He told me he edited a css file in you Application Data\phoenix\ its somewhere in their.

#9550

Please find a way to host the upadated theme, the wide toolbars are the only thing stopping me from using it

Or tell us how to change it manually

#9552

ZzPCzZ: Removing the menubar would be of no use unless it can be put instead in the objectbar. But thanks anyway.

I'll look into the css thing though.

#9556

Hello Iceman!!!! :lol:

#9559

something i can't figure out.. maybe im just overlooking it.. but where is the .css file that you create go?

#9561

PM me iceman, Ill host whatever files you need to be.

#9572

Originally posted by TheRaginAsian@Jan 12 2003, 04:57 AM
Guys, just do this.

1) Right click on one of the two links

2) Click "Save Link As"

3) add the extension .jar the file after downloading it.

4) Go into Phoenix then Tool>Preferences>Themes and Extensions

5) Theres a tiny button at the bottom of the Preferences windows that says "Install jar theme". Click on this button and find the Safari file.

5) Let it install, click it in the list, and wa la!

you say there is a tiny button at the bottom of the preferences window that says "install jar theme".

I don't have it!

what version of pheonix do you have?

My version is evil and it won't let me install themes!!

Bigger Version

P.S Excuse the ugliness of the screenie

#9582

Originally posted by Nickman+Jan 13 2003, 01:07 AM-->
QUOTE(Nickman @ Jan 13 2003, 01:07 AM)

#9586

Originally posted by TheRaginAsian@Jan 12 2003, 04:57 AM
Guys, just do this.
1) Right click on one of the two links
2) Click "Save Link As"
3) add the extension .jar the file after downloading it.
4) Go into Phoenix then Tool>Preferences>Themes and Extensions
5) Theres a tiny button at the bottom of the Preferences windows that says "Install jar theme". Click on this button and find the Safari file.
5) Let it install, click it in the list, and wa la!

i see no button like that

#9590

if you see no button that's because it's a plug-in called "themer" . You have to install the plug-in firtst, then you can install .jar encoded themes on the fly

#9592

OMG. first i want to thank lombdude for the posting.

but what the f*** is going on with phoenix? hehe, i even can´t install this "themer" plug-in?! DAMN :angry:

TOM

#9594

yeah guys, sorry bout that, I forgot that you needed to have the themer Extension or else you woundt see a button! very, very sorry!

#9596

Originally posted by TOM@Jan 13 2003, 02:58 AM
OMG. first i want to thank lombdude for the posting.

but what the f*** is going on with phoenix? hehe, i even can´t install this "themer" plug-in?! DAMN

TOM

See this thread -there an issue with the NIGHTLIES in regards to Win32 theme installation. Nothing after Dec 28th works for installing themes and extensions. They are working on it. So just download either the 12/28 or the release 0.5 build.

http://www.mozillazine.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=4279

#9692