Jeremy Maitin-Shepard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Joe Fineman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > I use Conkeror %^) under Windows XP %^(. (I was hoping to mention > > the version of Conkeror, but I find that M-x conkeror-version > > merely comes back with "$CONKEROR_VERSION$".) > Typing: > git rev-parse HEAD > will give you the current revision. Typing it where, please? The minibuffer doesn't understand it, with or without M-x. > > I have 20/20 vision, but I find the little numbers identifying > > links (white on red background) hard to read at the default > > magnification; it takes close attention to distinguish the digits > > 3, 6, 8, & 9. I can make them legible by zooming, but that is two > > nuisances. Is there some way to change the font to something a > > little bolder? (Even changing the color from white to black might > > do the job.) > I think you may be able to modify the style for span.__conkeror_hint > in userContent.css. I can't find that file, and would not know what to put in it if I created it. > Alternatively, modify content/hints.css directly. That does it. I changed red to pink, and white to black. The legibility is now fine. > > It would be nice if [...] text windows -- particularly those that > > are expecting a URL or a filename -- used a serif monospace font > > such as Courier, [...] > This is all customizable via CSS, this time in userChrome.css. > Note that you should create both of these files in a "chrome" > subdirectory (that you may also need to create) inside of your profile > directory. There is such a subdirectory, but I do not know what to put in the file. As you may infer, I know nothing about Java. > > Finally, at present when I use browse-url to get from Emacs to > > Conkeror, it always starts a new window. Is there a way to tell > > it to use an existing Conkeror window if there is one? > Set > url_remoting_fn = load_url_in_new_buffer; > in your RC file. I created /usr/own/f/Conkeror.rc and copied that into it. Using the little window in the manual, I set the RC file to that, and to c:/usr/own/f/Conkeror.rc. Neither had the desired effect. Changing the slashes to backslashes to satisfy Bill Gates did the job, tho. I had to write workarounds for tex-buffer & print-buffer in Emacs because of that pest. You might want to put a warning in the manual for fellow sufferers. You have cured the most immediate irritations. Thanks again for your attention. -- --- Joe Fineman [EMAIL PROTECTED] ||: It is the fate of fools to amuse their enemies and bore :|| ||: their friends. :|| _______________________________________________ Conkeror mailing list [email protected] https://www.mozdev.org/mailman/listinfo/conkeror
