Stylish 2 - I like the web the way I like the web
Have you ever had to use a website purely out of necessity? Chances are that not only were you forced to use it, but it probably also looked rather ugly. Today that all changed for me, I discovered the Stylish plugin for Firefox. It allows you, the viewer, to apply a style sheet to a webpage, domain, or even globally. Thats right, a domain!
The first thing I did was write a new style sheet for UW Ace (the University of Waterloo's online course system). Dont freak out saying "thats not proper CSS!" just yet, read on. The images that it uses for the new tabs are hosted on my site. If you want to host them yourself, feel free. I'm not attached to them.
So I downloaded the .xpi for Stylish, then installed it, and then made a new filter for websites that contain "uwangel" and pasted in the new Style Sheet Code. That was it.
Now why are there all those !important statements? It turns out that conflicting styles written for Stylish will not overwrite the originals, so to so you must use the !important hack to do so. I'll be writing more of these in near future, and if you have any ideas please Contact Me.