[Nate]

The Firefox extension called "Stylish" is my new favorite extension, even surpassing ******** and AdBlock. My links are now a nice dull blue instead of the ugly red. Yay!

[Fandrew]

Exactly how does one use Stylish? I'm not familiar with it.

[Te eF Kay]

Wow.

[KFBobInsanesMom]

TY son, I hated the red. I have such a smart son.

[I Jam For God]

uhh yeah umm thats cool... but seriously who really cares about the colors?

[Chinchilla of Doom]

How do you get this stylish? I have Firefox!

[bethbunnae]

Originally Posted by I Jam For God

uhh yeah umm thats cool... but seriously who really cares about the colors?

i do.
i hate this red, too bad i don't have firefox.

[hapa_angel]

Originally Posted by Nate

The Firefox extension called "Stylish" is my new favorite extension, even surpassing ******** and AdBlock. My links are now a nice dull blue instead of the ugly red. Yay!

*goes to find*


Edit. Here 'tis! You guys are welcome.


And thanks, Nate, for alerting us all to this. Now tell us which style you're using and/or what code you punched in and we'll go fix it. Heh.



Edit: nevermind. I don't know CSS, but I know a color code when I see it.

[SporkV]

I don't actually mind the Red.

[Nate]

The code:

@-moz-document domain(www.christianguitar.org) {

.alt1 a, .alt1Active a, .alt2 a, .alt2Active a {
color: #2E414F !important; } }

After you download Stylish (just click "Get extensions" in the relevant Firefox options window), enter that code into a new style. You have to tell it to add a site rule to the style that includes www.christianguitar.org and uses the "In Domain" option / filter. It'll replace most (I didn't bother to sort through and do all of them) of the red links you'll see with whatever color you like (just change the six hexadecimal numbers after the pound sign to your preferred color).

[Skeeter]

That is awesome. I am in *heart*.

[Skeeter]

I went with 003399 for my links. A very refined cobalt blue.

[hapa_angel]

Okay, now how do I go about changing the color of the post backgrounds to something less bright? I kept looking through the source and tampering with color codes, to no avail. And I certainly don't know offhand which line it would be.

[DaGeek]

I honestly don't see the problem with the red links, but I guess that's just me...

[hapa_angel]

It's not just the red links for me, but the entire color scheme hurts my eyes when I look at it for a prolonged period of time. The red was only a contributing factor.

Now my links are a deep purple, and visited links are slightly lighter. I like when links you've visited are distinguished from those you haven't.