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how to change the title bar wdith , scroll bar widths in tune with a 7" screen

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sieger007
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can you please help me customize my user chrome section so that I can REDUCE the WIDTH of the scroll bar ( horizontal and vertical ) . That is , at max the scroll bar can be ___ pixels of __ % of total width. ( prefer the relative reference ) Also the title bar ( that black surrounding area that bears the minimize, maximize,close buttons ) needs its width reduced to half of what it is now. How do I do this ?

can you please help me customize my user chrome section so that I can REDUCE the WIDTH of the scroll bar ( horizontal and vertical ) . That is , at max the scroll bar can be ___ pixels of __ % of total width. ( prefer the relative reference ) Also the title bar ( that black surrounding area that bears the minimize, maximize,close buttons ) needs its width reduced to half of what it is now. How do I do this ?

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cor-el
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You need to do that for all programs via the Control Panel > Display.

  • Control Panel > Display: Appearance > Advanced
sieger007
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you got it all wrong dude. I know how to change the display properties via CP. That was'nt the question. It can be done just for FF by adding a custom code in one of the userxxxchrome files. I need help with that .

cor-el
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No. That doesn't work any more. In current Firefox versions native scroll bars are used and you can't do style those via userChrome.css (user interface; chrome windows) and userContent.css (websites). You can try a large theme if you do not want to make the changes via the Control Panel