Hello there!
Is it possible to change/increase the width of the input field at the bottom left of the window?
[Pale Moon v28.2.2 x64 / Windows 8.1 x64]
The width of the input field in the find bar Topic is solved
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Re: The width of the input field in the find bar
Why do you need to do that? You can type more into there than you can see.
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Re: The width of the input field in the find bar
This seems to work ( adjust the dimension/number of pixels to your liking).
Code: Select all
/*Lengthen findbar input box*/
.findbar-textbox {min-width: 250px !important;}
Re: The width of the input field in the find bar
Dear coffeebreak, zillion thanks!
Your code is a real incantation!
This is the very first time I make use of userChrome.css.
I started the file with
/* set default namespace to XUL */
@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gateke ... s.only.xul");
But I don’t see it. Was I right?
Should there be an interval between lines?
/*Lengthen findbar input box*/
.findbar-textbox {min-width: 250px !important;}
I printed it in two lines (not three):
/*Lengthen findbar input box*/
.findbar-textbox {min-width: 310px !important;}
The input field looks now as I like it.
May the Lord bless you and protect you!
Your code is a real incantation!
This is the very first time I make use of userChrome.css.
I started the file with
/* set default namespace to XUL */
@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gateke ... s.only.xul");
But I don’t see it. Was I right?
Should there be an interval between lines?
/*Lengthen findbar input box*/
.findbar-textbox {min-width: 250px !important;}
I printed it in two lines (not three):
/*Lengthen findbar input box*/
.findbar-textbox {min-width: 310px !important;}
The input field looks now as I like it.
May the Lord bless you and protect you!
Last edited by Konrad on 2018-12-15, 01:35, edited 2 times in total.
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Re: The width of the input field in the find bar
Glad it worked.
The namespace is needed; the interval between lines was not (was just for readability).
I forgot to link this article btw, here it is: userChrome.css)
Konrad wrote:I started the file with [...] Was I right?
The namespace is needed; the interval between lines was not (was just for readability).
I forgot to link this article btw, here it is: userChrome.css)
Re: The width of the input field in the find bar
Thank you very much, coffeebreak!
I’d prefer to see completely what is typed because typos occur sometimes, which affects the search.Goodydino wrote:Why do you need to do that? You can type more into there than you can see.
Last edited by Konrad on 2018-12-15, 12:28, edited 1 time in total.