Entries in the userContent.css file can help you take control of your web experience by changing the display of web pages to fit your needs. By default it contains examples that you can activate by removing the asterisk(*) symbol next to the coded portion of the example. The following are additional items to add to the file for further web page manipulation. Copy the text highlighted in gray into your userContent.css, which you can find by going to: Edit > Configuration > User-Defined Stylesheet.

The above is the text in: http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/wiki/ControllingDisplay

What exactly does this mean, and what exactly is a user to do in activating the code?:

"By default it contains examples that you can activate by removing the asterisk(*) symbol next to the coded portion of the example."

Thanks!

George

@ George

In the userContent.css file, User_Defined_Stylesheet, items that are enclosed with /* . . . */ are comments. In order to make some code included there as examples become active, you must remove the /* . . . */ from the code only. EXAMPLE:

/*
 * example: use OS colors if none are specified (like IE)
 *
 * body * { color: inherit; background-color: transparent; }
 * html > *, input, textarea { color: WindowText; background-color: Window; }
 */

To make the above active, you would change it as below.

/ * example: use OS colors if none are specified (like IE) */
 body * { color: inherit; background-color: transparent; }
 html > *, input, textarea { color: WindowText; background-color: Window; }

Regarding the code in the wiki page, it only needs to be copied to the User_Defined_Stylesheet. After the copy, you must save the file. The items that are newly added will take effect after the next restart of KM. If you use the loaded, you may have to restart that also.

JamesD,

Thanks for clearing up the krezmo. I see how the change should be made. Really appreciate it!

George