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Toolbar Question??
Is it possible to get 2 bars of the bookmarks toolbar under the address bar? Here's a screenshot to help you see what I'm asking. I'd love two or three bars of the bookmark toolbar.
I’m curious and anxious.
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Inappropriate?I'd dupe this thread to
http://getsatisfaction.com/mozilla/to...
but get satisfaction wants to charge us $400/mo for that privilege.
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Inappropriate?If you like selectively reading, then sure, it is definitely Firefox 2 only.
Note: Installing the Chromedit extension will make it easier to edit your userChrome, userContent and user.js files.
Keywords: "Make it easier". Not "make it possible".
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Inappropriate?My FF won't let me add Chromedit because it says "it does not provide secure updates."
And when I try to add the code to my userchrome.css, I get this message (see image).
I’m not satisified.
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I'm not satisfied either. The first line of the .css file in that image very clearly states you have to use save as and save it as another file name. You ignored that and tried to save normally. -
Inappropriate?I figured it out finally. Thomas thanks for trying to help even though you were kind of rude, and didn't really help that much. You tried.
To expand/add a line to your bookmarks toolbar for FF3, download Stylish (you can find it http://addons.mozilla.org). After Stylish is installed and you've restarted FF3, hit CTRL+M to bring up the Stylish menu. Click the "Write" button at the top-left, makeup a title in the description bar, and then add this code and save:
/* Multi-row bookmarks toolbar for Fx3b5pre*/
#bookmarksBarContent
{display:block !important;}
.places-toolbar-items
{display:block !important;
height: 75px !important;
overflow-y:auto !important;}
#bookmarksBarContent toolbarseparator
{display:inline !important;}
#bookmarksBarContent .bookmark-item
{visibility: visible !important;}
.chevron {height: 0px !important;}
I have 3 rows of links, but if you have more or less just adjust the numbers in the code at <height:>. It's right in the middle. Bigger numbers = bigger toolbar; smaller number = smaller toolbar.
If you want to make the toolbar auto-hide, save this code and click "Write" again. Make up another title in the description bar and then insert this code:
/*
_________________________________________________________________________
| | |
| Title: | Auto Hide Bookmarks Toolbar until Hovered over |
| Description: | Toolbar will only appear when your mouse is at top |
| Author: | -=Ben=- with help from LifeHacker |
| Date Created: | May 22, 2008 |
| Last Updated: | June 22, 2008 |
| Version: | 1.0.0.2 |
|__________________|_____________________________________________________|
*/
@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul");
/* Pop-up bookmarks toolbar */
#navigator-toolbox:hover > #PersonalToolbar
{
visibility: visible !important;
}
#PersonalToolbar
{
visibility: collapse !important;
}
Then save. That's auto-hide your bookmarks toolbar.
See here:
Here's where I found all this out:
http://userstyles.org/stylish/help
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topi...
I’m glad I figured it out finally.
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Actually, because it wasn't obvious enough to you due to the way the comment at the top of the file was laid out, we're improving that userChrome-example.css file to make it easier for those unfamiliar with the process. Also, I'm not sure if using stylish is the best process, but if it works for you, that's cool.
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