Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Make the whole Web look better with Stylish
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> | Most Firefox users are familiar with the Greasemonkey extension, a
> | powerful tool that lets you enhance your browsing experience by
> | rewriting HTML pages and JavaScript on the client side. The
> | Stylish extension gives you that same level of control over
> | Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Unlike JavaScript, altering a
> | page's CSS cannot change its functionality -- but it can
> | greatly enrich its usability.
> `----
>
> http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/04/30/1557201
Another great myth put about by the great unwashed. CSS can change
functionality quite easily. How? Since functionality is pretty much
defined by the interface, CSS can be used to change the interface in
order to change the apparent functionality to the user e.g by hiding
certain options. Now, how come you got re-scored? Willy? Any ideas?
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