Dark in combination with this: http://userstyles.org/styles/38166/gamespot-lithium-ice The new header looks like ass with it but I don't really want to take the time to fix it.
I personally have started using he light layout for Gamespot.
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*looks at theme* I can see why, Mr. Light Yagami. :P Unrelated note, I share his birthday. In any case, I use the Dark theme. I'm very used to it. A few months a year I sometimes switch to the light one.
[QUOTE="bededog"]Dark in combination with this: http://userstyles.org/styles/38166/gamespot-lithium-ice The new header looks like ass with it but I don't really want to take the time to fix it. Hey, where do I put that coding in? That looks stinkin' sweet, might just be because I LOVE the old GS, I joined in '09 and I remember it looking somewhat like that. PM me it, I might not take the time to look back in this thread and might forget about it :P
[QUOTE="ImBananas"] That looks stinkin' sweet, might just be because I LOVE the old GS, I joined in '09 and I remember it looking somewhat like that. PM me it, I might not take the time to look back in this thread and might forget about it :PIt depends on which browser you are using. If you are using Firefox you can install the style using the Stylish addon or the Greasemonkey addon (Stylish is the main supported option). For Chrome you can add it as a stand alone extension or use Stylish for Chrome (recommended since you can updated the style easily). You can also install it in Opera.
[QUOTE="ImBananas"] That looks stinkin' sweet, might just be because I LOVE the old GS, I joined in '09 and I remember it looking somewhat like that. PM me it, I might not take the time to look back in this thread and might forget about it :Pbededog
It depends on which browser you are using. If you are using Firefox you can install the style using the Stylish addon or the Greasemonkey addon (Stylish is the main supported option). For Chrome you can add it as a stand alone extension or use Stylish for Chrome (recommended since you can updated the style easily). You can also install it in Opera. I wanted to avoid using extra space and put it in like I would any other programming, but where do I go? Coopying it and pasting it works with firefox, right? I don't wanna download anything right now because it'd take to long, but I can't find where to insert the programming code.
I wanted to avoid using extra space and put it in like I would any other programming, but where do I go? Coopying it and pasting it works with firefox, right? I don't wanna download anything right now because it'd take to long, but I can't find where to insert the programming code.ImBananas
You can copy and paste the code to your userContent.css file in your Firefox profile folder. I'm not sure where that would be in Windows. In Linux it would be in ~/.mozilla/firefox/
[QUOTE="ImBananas"] I wanted to avoid using extra space and put it in like I would any other programming, but where do I go? Coopying it and pasting it works with firefox, right? I don't wanna download anything right now because it'd take to long, but I can't find where to insert the programming code.bededog
You can copy and paste the code to your userContent.css file in your Firefox profile folder. I'm not sure where that would be in Windows. In Linux it would be in ~/.mozilla/firefox/ Meh, I'll just download.
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