In the setup I was using (Mac Firefox 22 with Theme Font & Size Changer,
plus the previous version of Firebug), the problem absolutely did involve
the interaction of those two extensions. I wasn't just guessing: I spent a
lot of time testing, disabling different groups of extensions, and
relaunched repeatedly to ensure I was right -- before I posted in this
forum.

I've now updated Mac Firefox to version 23.0.1, which allowed me to update
Firebug to the current version as well, and the problem seems to be
basically resolved. However, the way Firebug shows me that one of those
buttons is "pressed" is so subtle (a slight darkening/shadow), especially
on my crummy auxiliary monitor where I normally keep the Firebug window,
that it's hard to see whether it was pressed or not. There's also something
strange: in the previous setup, if I disabled Theme Font & Size Changer,
Firebug sometimes showed the pressed state with the darkening/shadow
effect, or sometimes by turning the label white -- for the same buttons!

Interestingly, the appearance of the pressed state in Windows 7 Firebug is
completely different (a kind of outline box) and *much* clearer than in the
Mac version. But then, Windows Firefox (and its extensions) has always
worked better than the Mac version in numerous small ways.

If anybody knows of a CSS selector for the pressed state of those Firebug
buttons (Clear / Persist / Profile / etc.) that I can tweak in
userChrome.css -- my original request -- I'd still like to know.

Thanks for your help.


On Wed, Sep 4, 2013 at 6:02 AM, Sebastian Zartner <
[email protected]> wrote:

> This problem doesn't seem to be related to Theme Font & Size Changer.
> Please download Firebug 
> 1.12.1<https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/firebug/>,
> which should have fixed 
> styling<http://code.google.com/p/fbug/issues/detail?id=6642>
> .
> Does that work for you?
>
> Sebastian
>
>
> On Wednesday, September 4, 2013 1:20:38 AM UTC+2, Jonas wrote:
>>
>> Among the extensions I use in Mac Firefox are both Firebug and something
>> called Theme Font &amp; Size Changer. The latter extension is only slightly
>> configurable. The problem is that it interferes with the proper display of
>> the Firebug Console buttons (or maybe they're "tabs")  -- I mean the ones
>> that say Clear / Persist / Profile / All / Errors / Warnings / Info / Debug
>> Info.
>>
>> The buttons still show up and work, but I can no longer tell whether one
>> is enabled or not -- the "off" and "on" states look identical. Normally
>> when one is "on", it turns white -- not what I would have chosen, but good
>> enough to show what state it's in.
>>
>> Does anybody know of a CSS selector I could use in userChrome.css that
>> would specifically target the "on" state of those Firebug buttons so that I
>> could create an override for Theme Font &amp; Size Changer? No guarantee it
>> would work, but if I tag it "!important" it might. Thanks much.
>>
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