For the menu bars:

Code:

#menu-home-c, #menu-justin-c, #menu-community-c, #menu-forum-c, #menu-beta-c, #menu-search-c  {
background: #0a1c0b !important;
color: #cce1cf !important;
}

And for the twitter widget:

Code:

div.twtr-doc, div.twtr-tweets, #twitter_div .twtr-hd a, #twitter_div h3, #twitter_div h4, #twitter_div p {
background: #0a1c0b !important;
color: #cce1cf !important;
}

 

For those who don't use twitter, like myself, this code:

Code:

div.twtr-doc, div.twtr-tweets, #twitter_div .twtr-hd a, #twitter_div h3, #twitter_div h4, #twitter_div p {
display: none !important;
}

will remove that section entirely.

 

Does anybody have code to change the color of the scroll bar to match the rest of the page?

It's bothering me because I fullscreen it when I read and it's the only bright part on my screen.

Im on userstyles and messing with some of the ones I've found on here. But if somebody already has one, that would be helpful

 

How do i disable it?

Nvm, found a style that disables it, thanks

 

Bump because they fucked with it again the color stayed the same but they added some border and changed some other shit. Anyone got a fix so I can get it back to this: http://userstyles.org/styles/66968/dlp-ffn-theme-light-text

 

Wasn't sure on whether to post this question here or tech support, but here goes:
Is there a way of using DLP's exact color scheme for ebook reading? The black over white hurts my eyes like a bitch & Firefox has shitty color choices.

Naturally I have Stylish installed with DLP ff.net theme, and am using ePub-catalog add-on to read ebooks in Firefox.

 

Using EPUBReader 1.4.2.1 , pretty lightweight extension.

 

Hrmm, FFN made a minor change, can you fix it please? It's minor, but irritating.

FFNScreenshot.png

 

If you want it gone just add this to the end of the stylesheet.

Code:

.lc {
    display: none !important;
}

If you want it to match the bg then add this.

Code:

.lc {
    background-color: #21301F !important;
    }