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hoob
Jun 21st, 2011, 09:43 AM
Anyone have a userSettigns.css file for FireFox that can be used to trip all the cruft from the RFD UI for someone who just uses forums? (banner, top bar, side bar, footer, etc.) Thanks..

dollarsign
Jun 21st, 2011, 10:34 AM
I use adblock plus for most of it with the element hiding helper extension. I prefer it in adblock because it lightens the download, but you could put these into your usercontent.css with display:none though.


redflagdeals.com###dropmenu_container
redflagdeals.com###topbar
redflagdeals.com###topnav_toggle_container
forums.redflagdeals.com###dotd_widget_container
forums.redflagdeals.com###guest_box
forums.redflagdeals.com###wgo
forums.redflagdeals.com###rfd_footer
forums.redflagdeals.com##.below_body
forums.redflagdeals.com###sidebar
forums.redflagdeals.com###yui-gen
forums.redflagdeals.com##.signature.restore
forums.redflagdeals.com##.postcontainer.postadsens e.floatcontainer
forums.redflagdeals.com##.options_block
forums.redflagdeals.com##.options_block2
forums.redflagdeals.com##.postsharebar.floatcontai ner

In my usercontent.css, I've got the following to make the forums full width:


@-moz-document domain("forums.redflagdeals.com") {
.content_right {
margin-left: 0px !important;
}
}

hoob
Jun 21st, 2011, 10:51 AM
I use adblock plus for most of it with the element hiding helper extension. I prefer it in adblock because it lightens the download, but you could put these into your usercontent.css with display:none though.



In my usercontent.css, I've got the following to make the forums full width:


Thanks, that does what I want... I wonder if I should look into setting up an ABP subscription host for these settings :D