I have amazing eyesight but sometimes have trouble reading black text on white backgrounds, especially if I’m tired or if it’s about to rain. That’s life right? Wrong. Welcome to Firefox.
So I was bouncing around the interweb, until I found a page I wanted to read. This page was, unfortunately, of the above mentioned black-on-white layout variety, and since there is a lot of text, and since I can’t really handle it I gave up. But then I remember noticing something in one of the Firefox extensions I have: The Web Developer Toolbar. I use this all the time, from viewing generated (by javascript) source to finding erroneous div’s to disabling stylesheets and much more. I just today found the ‘edit css’ button. You click on it and then you can the edit the css. I typed right there, and as I typed ‘;’, the screen was re-rendered with my new code. That’s unbelievable. If you know even the slightest css, you can tailor any page you see to fit your exact needs.
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Here’s the code for the curious:
body{
margin-left:8em;
margin-right:8em;
margin-top:1em;
background-color:black;
color:blue;
font-size:14pt;
}
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