On 05/26/10 11:03, Richard Zidlicky wrote:
I want to specifically override only those rules that define white background. So I can not in advance define a css rule with the important attribute because
First, I was simply suggesting that you try adding "!important" to your styles. Second: you can indeed build a whole sheet of CSS as a string, and then apply it to the document (see GM_addStyle helper).
So it seems I need something that triggers my script again after some more css has been loaded.
Not if you write a sheet of CSS that will be permanently in affect -- as long as you can write rules with higher specificity than anything the document itself does.
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