[help]How to solve this probl!(Firefox)
Can you provide some details, like what plugins you are using (TBE, etc), and which version of Firefox, and what skin you're running? Kinda hard to give an answer when you don't give any of those details.
standart: Firefox 1.0PR, 2 plug. - Compackt Menu (1.7.1.1) and Tabbrowser Extensions (1.11.2004101201)
standart: Firefox 1.0PR, 2 plug. - Compackt Menu (1.7.1.1) and Tabbrowser Extensions (1.11.2004101201)
Assuming the theme is something like hills' AquaExtreme, it looks like you might be using the non-TBE version of the theme, instead of the TBE version. Maybe try temporarily uninstalling TBE to see if it fixes the problem.
If this works, either leave TBE uninstalled, or try to find the TBE-compatible version.
(I have both. If you need them just PM me)
Does anyone know if hills-roppongi has a new site? The old one is down.
What's probably happening is that your visual style's colours for tabs happens to be the same colour as the one used for the tab background in the firefox skin.
The best way to get round this would be to put a in your UserChrome.css file; it's usually found in C:Documents and Settingsyour windows loginApplication DataMozillaFirefoxProfilesdefault.random textchrome (this assumes you're on windows and haven't made any other firefox profiles).
Here's what you need:
tab .tab-text { color: #000 !important; }
Hope that helps.
Can u/anyb. send UserChrome.css file?
Open "Preference of Tabbrowser Extensions". In the left box, chose "Misc" section and then check "Use another appearance for Firefox on Mac OS X". See if that can help! Good Luck ![]()
Open "Preference of Tabbrowser Extensions". In the left box, chose "Misc" section and then check "Use another appearance for Firefox on Mac OS X". See if that can help! Good Luck![]()
I believe you may be right.
Now watch as I quickly backpedal from what I've previously said. ![]()
Can u/anyb. send UserChrome.css file?
It's just a regular text file; you can make a new document in notepad or whatever with just that line in it.
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