Recent content by Gorlash

Hah!! This should be interesting... I use console all the time, but I've never used PowerShell before!! This will be a good learning experience... Later note: If anyone else comes across this thread and isn't familiar with PowerShell either, the script can be run from cmd.exe via this command...

Actually, if we are going to go back to ancient history, I should probably recommend Lynx ... though only a select set of readers will recognize that one!!

BTW, @das10, I don't suppose you know of any Windows library functions that can be used to enumerate installed fonts, but provide the font name that is shown in Settings->Fonts ??? I have a font-enumeration program that I use to list installed fonts, but as I commented in an early post here, I...

ahhh... you are right about issue 2 ... I had also noted at some point, that I had those extra closing braces in the original code, but I failed to go back and review all my assumptions afterwards, I just said "alright stupid, don't cause unneeded complications..." ... So that issue isn't...

and issue 1 may simply be a matter of figuring out the correct name to use... For example, using the font named Caligula A : I have a Windows utility which displays all the installed fonts, and it displays the font name(s) returned by the Windows library function EnumFontFamiliesEx() ... it...

Okay, I figured out issue 2 - it appears that font-size field wants to be first in the block; this works for several fonts: #threadTree tbody { font-size: 24px !important; font-family: "Canterbury Script" !important; /* font-family: "Caligula A" !important;*/ font-weight: normal !important; }

I'm using Thunderbird beta V149.0b1 ... I have now gotten all of my desired color settings configured, and decided to try to implement font settings as well... At the moment, I'm only working with the Threads pane; this is what I have so far: #threadTree tbody { font-family: Canterbury Script...

YESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much, @das10 !! You are the Master.... BTW, I'm curious about these field names; What is the difference between #threadPane and #threadTree ??

I am using Thunderbird beta V149.0b1 ... I use chrome/userChrome.css to set colors for the file and folder lists in TBird, but after a recent update, that code stopped working. So I found a thread here from 2024, where a user named @das10 gave some excellent examples of how to properly use that...