Maybe this would be better off in one of the Mozilla newsgroups, but I’ll give it a shot here first. You people are nicer.
I’ve downloaded and installed the Breeze theme for Mozilla (on my Linux box) from deskmod.com. I tend to like my GUIs simple: black, white, grey, minimal screen space, no gradients, and minimal antialiasing, because it’s a notebook with a really terrible screen.
Anyway, the only problem with the breeze theme is that focused menu/tree items in the widgets have this light blue background color (#CCDDEE, iirc) that’s damn near impossible to see on my screen. I’d like to change it to my system colors (via the Highlight and HighlightText values.)
So I’ve been going through the various css files in the theme’s archive, looking for any instance of background-color: #CDE, and putting the element in my userchrome.css file.
Now, the GQ:
I don’t seem to be finding all of them. Has anybody stumbled across a comprehesive list of the menu/list items that get focus, or even a complete list of all the widget elements? Actually, what would be most helpful would be some sort of root element that would override the hard-coded settings in the theme. Maybe I should be looking harder… I only hacked at it for about an hour last night.
Gracias.