There's a new editor in trunk -- not sure if it's in stable yet. Perhaps
the new editor won't have this problem in Firefox.
Anthony
On Monday, June 4, 2012 3:36:55 PM UTC-4, sesenmaister wrote:
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> When using the web2py editor on firefox, text gets 1 pixel fatter, and
> makes the sensation of being blurry. I've got friends that seem comfortable
> with this little effect. But it disturbed me a lot, and therefore I went to
> Chrome, where the text appears just how it must. And I was some upset,
> because of that.
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> Taking a look to the css in Firebug, appears a class .hidden, with opacity
> set to 0.2.
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> For the sake of hell thanks to the Greasemonkey plugin for firefox, that
> permits using scripts things as the CSS for modifying web surfing.
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> Install plugin, and create a new user script:
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> Name: whatever_name
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> Namespace: whatever_unique_name
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> Description: blablabla
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> here goes in wich webs we want the script to be running, so:
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> Includes: http*/admin/default/edit/*
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>
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> And then, add the magic words to the generated new script:
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> document.getElementById('textarea').style.opacity = "0";
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> I was very upset. I like firefox, and I hate been forced to change to
> another browser. I seeked a lot and anything I found helped me. So I hope
> this to be so helpful for others as it has been to me.
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> jsesen
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