Page content stylesheet
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A Former User last edited by
Is there any way to use a content stylesheet to change colours on a web page with Opera 43? Even Safari has a provision for that, but I cannot find any way to do that with this version of Opera. Am I stuck with having to use bookmarklets all the time?
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A Former User last edited by
I found a Violent Monkey script that would embed a stylesheet. That works, but brings up something that puzzles me. With normal stylesheets, adding !important after a setting overrides something on the page, whereas not adding !important just sets a default without overriding. That did not seem to be the case with a stylesheet embedded into a script. I set:
body {background: #DCFFDC;}
I intended that to be a default, but it overrode the body colour of web pages anyway. How does that happen? Is it because the new stylesheet gets embedded? But it cannot be embedded, because I do not see it in the page source code.
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zalex108 last edited byShould appears as a script name info.
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A Former User last edited by
I am thinking that the script-generated stylesheet is the last stylesheet loaded, and that is why it overrides. I am stuck with using a bookmarklet to override the body background if I really need to do that.
