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Change "new mail" color

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I want to change the default "new mail" blue color of the folder names to a more acceptable color for me.

I tried the solution described in https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1245659 and it has no effect. I believe I cut and pasted the proper script that was posted in this thread, but there are so many corrections & added information in the thread it's not clear to me if the the posted script is complete & correct.

Can somebody please help? Thank you.

I want to change the default "new mail" blue color of the folder names to a more acceptable color for me. I tried the solution described in https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1245659 and it has no effect. I believe I cut and pasted the proper script that was posted in this thread, but there are so many corrections & added information in the thread it's not clear to me if the the posted script is complete & correct. Can somebody please help? Thank you.

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This is working for me - tested on Message Filter moving to a folder created in Local Folders. The Mail account name comes up red - as per previous coding and also the folder in Local folders with new mail is red.


#folderTree > treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(folderNameCol, newMessages-true) {
 font-weight: normal !important;
 color: Red !important;

}

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Thanks, but no change in color or font in the Local Folders subfolders.

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Under 'Local Folders' mail account, exactly what folders are you talking about? Do you have Message Filters auto moving new downloads of emails from an account into various folders in the 'Local Folders' mail account? Is 'Local Folders' set up as a Global Inbox for pop accounts?

Are you only talking about the 'Local Folders' mail account 'Inbox' folder? Post an image to help explain your comments.

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I just discovered that the Inbox for my main accounts now display red and normal text, so that is what the code changed.

I have message filters moving new new downloads of emails from an account into various folders in the "Local Folders" mail account. Sorry for not being more clear.

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Выбранное решение

This is working for me - tested on Message Filter moving to a folder created in Local Folders. The Mail account name comes up red - as per previous coding and also the folder in Local folders with new mail is red.


#folderTree > treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(folderNameCol, newMessages-true) {
 font-weight: normal !important;
 color: Red !important;

}

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Interesting. I copied that code from the notif email I got & nothing happened. I now look at the code here & there are 2 incidences of "! important" that weren't in the email code. I'll try this one.

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It looks like this worked. I'll go in later and change the text to bold, but I left it "normal" just make it easier to see what changes were happening. With the code you furnished all of the Inboxes in Thunderbird ( including under Local Folders) turn red when there is new mail. That works for me. Thank you very much!

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For some reason the 1st code you submitted for the Local Folders solution was accepted as a solution when it was the 2nd (last) code that actually worked. I feel that should be changed in case others are looking for the same answer. Is there any way to do this?

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Helium2 said

For some reason the 1st code you submitted for the Local Folders solution was accepted as a solution when it was the 2nd (last) code that actually worked. I feel that should be changed in case others are looking for the same answer. Is there any way to do this?

I think that is what I have done.

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