Firefox question

where is the file userContent.css located?

[Trisha]

I'd like to be able to edit my userContent.css file on my linux computer, but I have no idea where it is located. Anyone know?

[Reflection]

I have no idea about linux, but on windows it's in the "chrome" directory of your profile.

[Trisha]

I don't see that file in that directory, but userContent-example.css is in there. I just created a new one and gave it the right name, hopefully that will work.

Thanks

[bill]

That should work. You don't have a userChrome.css file by default. I'd suggest you track down the ChromEdit extension. It lets you edit the userChrome.css, userContent.css, user.js and prefs.js files all from the menu. No more searching through the FF directories for those files.

[wruppert]

ChromEdit is a fine extension, but does not provide very good editing. I just put shortcuts to the key files in a convenient location and use my regular text editor.

[Trisha]

What I did worked! Thanks.

What I put in the file was some code Googleguy posted somewhere to highlight links with the no follow attribute on them, it seems to be working!