http://www.spuler.us themes updated


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I've updated my themes today. Mozilla, Netscape, Firefox, and Thunderbird are affected.

12.16.04

Firefox Search bar is 50 pixels wider.

Firefox Search bar dropmarker fixed.

Firefox secure site icon fixed.

Thunderbird throbber sizes dynamically based on where it is placed (that feature was broken in the last update).

Mail window now has "zebra striping" on the message pane.

Web Developer Toolbar (extension) bug fixed.

Candidates for future updates:

1.) CuteMenus incorporation into the themes.

2.) Stop/Reload extension support.

3.) Grab spacers from default theme (Firefox / Thunderbird).

4.) Re-do the grippies (Mozilla / Netscape).

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Forgot to mention that the Thunderbird themes are fully 1.0 compatible.

Supernova, I don't even know where to get trunk builds from. I know that it works with the official 1.0 releases. You'd have to try it yourself and see if it works on trunks or not.

  • 2 weeks later...

A slight maintenance release -- (files are still uploading to the server at the moment)

12.27.04

Fixed issue with Thunderbird themes not showing message label colors.

Slight tweaks to the "zebra striping" in the Mail windows -- this is really how I initially envisioned it.

* The previous "zebra striping" method was the best I could do at the time.

I also put out updates to my two pieces of software (CD Menu & Notebook), so if you haven't checked those out please do so!

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