RobDF

Hi folks Thunderbird users -- you CAN install the beta version and keep your existing version if you want to try it -- works on Linux...

HI @das10 I think I am more confused than you on why the menubar behave like that. I do not use any extension apart from QuickText...

Good afternoon @RobDF . I am puzzled as to why some parts of the css file don't work :(. Are you using any extensions, and if so, have...

This is the TB 115.10.1 that I run at the office. For some reasons on the desktop the compose menubar2 works fine even with my script...

Afternoon @das10 Yes I use TB 115.10.1

Now that you are able to get the DevTools working on your userChrome.css. Hopefully, when you try the above file (which incidentally, I...

Hi @das10 Thank you for the update. I will check it nicely when I am at home this evening but as explained the hovering background on...

I removed some duplicated code blocks, deleted some with the html tag, updated some, and added some new ones for the thread pane, I hope...

Hello @das10 I have sort of compiled a small css for TB even though the one I have in the office is more correct. As promised and in...

Noted with thanks.

Re: the hidden main tab; you can try and check if the following setting is ticked or not. (Ticked would mean "hide" the Tab bar when...

Hi @das10, The code used here is a facsimile of the one @Wisewiz has done with some minor modifications here and there. The one I...

Alternative to the "Hover" style code shown above. Again, as an initial step, try and put this at the end of your userChrome.css file to...

Hi @das10 Thank you again for your prompt and effecctive reply. I will check my "alteration"of code that I pinched in part from...

This is the style code pertaining to the "menu bar" colors on the main t-bird window (adjusted for the menu color that you appear to be...