“Is it possible to create Fluid specific CSS styles, so I could (for example) highlight all things I said on FriendFeed. Pretty much like the custom style sheet option in Safari.”
Yes it is possible, but not convenient. Go to your SSB in Finder, right-click to show package contents, then go to Contents/Resources and edit default.css. Save and reload your SSB. - Lars Trieloff
Let me know if you want to see my default.css for making FriendFeed sidebar-friendly. - Lars Trieloff
I definitely would be interested Lars. Unfortunately, FriendFeed doesn't offer specific enough selectors to emphasize just certain users or just my own posts. - Alexander Kucera
hey guys just a couple of notes. This default.css file is def. a good way to achieve what you are looking for now... but keep in mind that this is not 'public api' and may change at anytime in the future... there's no guarantee of backwards compat for this. The good news is that a 'real' Userstyles feature is in the works, and will prolly appear sooner rather than later. peace. - Todd Ditchendorf
oh.. just remembered. Scratch that. I dont recommend the default.css approach at all. the default.css file will not survive an SSB software update. Also, I will not be adding that as a feature. Instead, I'd like to spend that time developing a true, polished Userstyles feature. just a heads up. - Todd Ditchendorf
Hi Todd, I am aware of the issues with default.css and I am looking forward to real userstyles that survive an update. - Lars Trieloff
cool. just wanted to make sure everyone knew the pitfalls... so nobody lost data unexpectedly. I might try to implement userstyles this weekend and sneak them into a release for sunday.... if not, soon after. - Todd Ditchendorf
Hi Todd, yes, I also was aware of the issue. But it is a great hack for now nevertheless. Lars, how about that sidebar style for FriendFeed? - Alexander Kucera
userstyles would be great... you can kinda use it already by loading it as a userscript but it's not optimal. - David Bittencourt
