Got back from vacation a few days ago. I took a bike trip from Winnipeg to Toronto - pretty interesting. Anyway, when I got back I found the site wasn’t working too well: 503 and Rails errors. I did some cleanup of the log (1.5GB!) and session (too many for ls to list!) files. I’m […]
Chrome user interface can be modified in more ways than that of web pages. Since CSS has to be used for, well, everything, some special properties were invented. A couple of the special properties actually let you change the order in which elements are rendered, regardless of where they are in the source. These properties […]
Someone posted a very long review on the add-ons site. While the score of the review was only 1/5, I found the text very interesting. The reviewer raised some good points.
When a search doesn’t yield any styles, the site should suggest to check the global styles. It did that until yesterday, when I did some […]
One of the frequently asked questions I get is how to make styles for sites that have few or no IDs or classes. To explain, I’ll have to go over some CSS concepts. It helps to think of CSS elements as a family (it’s also the way the spec was written), so start thinking of […]
RIP-style removing
DOM Inspector overlay
Allow style authors to “connect” Stylish and userstyles.org version.
Code cleanup
Searching installed styles list
Categorizing installed styles list?
Switch back to dialogs?
Hide code by default on install?
Go get it!
It includes style previewing and update finding, among other goodies.
Here’s a bug to vote for to make Stylish better - Bug 349813 - Make a way for site (-moz-document) rules to apply on sites *not* matching a URL/prefix/domain.
So there was an issue with a style that uses an @import that was no longer available. Apparently, you can’t save a style when an @import doesn’t work, and if you get it while it’s working then lately the site goes down, your Firefox will hang at startup (!).
Because of this issue, I’m going to […]
So I went and installed Opera 9 on my work computer (I can’t install it at home because they don’t release a 64 bit version and they’re closed source). They’ve come a long way from a few versions ago, where 1/3 of the screen was filled with useless (to me) UI elements by default. Still […]
Fixing this bug would allow Stylish to instant apply consistently and not require a reload to unapply a style. I hope it’ll get fixed and put on the 2.0 branch.