I can probably figure this out for myself if I investigate hard enough
but I'm posting first because I'm sure that somebody has done this
before me and can just tell me the way to do it.
I assume there is something you can put in your userChrome.css file that
will set display:none on the text lab
Stuart Ballard wrote:
>I can probably figure this out for myself if I investigate hard enough
>but I'm posting first because I'm sure that somebody has done this
>before me and can just tell me the way to do it.
>
>I assume there is something you can put in your userChrome.css file that
>will set
Scott Tran wrote:
>>
> Stuart, there is a line but it doesn't remove the text from the Get
> Message or Print in Mail as long as the back forward and Print in
> Navigator if it is turned on basically any icon with a menu nwill not
> get its text removed. I suggest you wait for this ability to
David Hallowell wrote:
>
> Scott Tran wrote:
>
> >>
> > Stuart, there is a line but it doesn't remove the text from the Get
> > Message or Print in Mail as long as the back forward and Print in
> > Navigator if it is turned on basically any icon with a menu nwill not
> > get its text removed. I
Stuart Ballard wrote:
>download the two animthrob gifs from the bug
>
Please note that I created those gifs by using Animation Shop 1.0 to
scale down the large gifs so the results may not be appealing.
Stuart Ballard wrote:
>
> padding-left: auto ! important;
> padding-right: auto ! important;
'auto' is not a valid value for padding. The initial value is '0'.
http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/box.html#padding-properties
