Control/change/increase font size only of message list
There are many questions and a few answers but none provides a real solution. I want to increase ONLY the font size in the message list.
layout.css.devPixelsPerPx increases the size of everything: buttons, fonts, etc. This is not a solution to this problem.
The other solution proposed to add * { font-size: 24px !important; } to the userChrome.css is also not a solution because it increases the font size everywhere.
So how can the font size of the different panes be controlled separately?
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Try this css code:
/* Threads Pane font and background*/
#threadTree > treechildren {
font-size: 12pt !important;
font-family: Times !important;
background-color: lightgrey !important;
color: navy !important;
}
/* Folder Pane font and background*/
#folderTree > treechildren {
font-size: 12pt !important;
font-family: Times !important;
background-color: lightgrey !important;
color: navy !important;
}
Help/Troubleshooting, Profile Folder, Open Folder, close TB, create a new folder named chrome, create a new document in chrome with a text editor, name it userChrome.css, Save as type: All files *.*, copy in the above code, change the numbers and colors as desired. Double-click toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to true in Options(Preferences)/General/Config. editor, restart TB.
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Try this css code:
/* Threads Pane font and background*/
#threadTree > treechildren {
font-size: 12pt !important;
font-family: Times !important;
background-color: lightgrey !important;
color: navy !important;
}
/* Folder Pane font and background*/
#folderTree > treechildren {
font-size: 12pt !important;
font-family: Times !important;
background-color: lightgrey !important;
color: navy !important;
}
Help/Troubleshooting, Profile Folder, Open Folder, close TB, create a new folder named chrome, create a new document in chrome with a text editor, name it userChrome.css, Save as type: All files *.*, copy in the above code, change the numbers and colors as desired. Double-click toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to true in Options(Preferences)/General/Config. editor, restart TB.
sfhowes said
Try this css code:/* Threads Pane font and background*/ #threadTree > treechildren { font-size: 12pt !important; font-family: Times !important; background-color: lightgrey !important; color: navy !important; } /* Folder Pane font and background*/ #folderTree > treechildren { font-size: 12pt !important; font-family: Times !important; background-color: lightgrey !important; color: navy !important; }Help/Troubleshooting, Profile Folder, Open Folder, close TB, create a new folder named chrome, create a new document in chrome with a text editor, name it userChrome.css, Save as type: All files *.*, copy in the above code, change the numbers and colors as desired. Double-click toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets to true in Options(Preferences)/General/Config. editor, restart TB.
Many thanks! This is the correct way to do this. Would you happen to know if it's possible to remove the tabs or reduce the tab height? I only have one tab because I am using the QuickFolders add-on, so the default tab steals a too much space.
I haven't tested any code for tabs, but I think you can find it fro sources like these:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=38&t=3075379
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1243994
https://gist.github.com/silvercircle/023bded0da891872f956b02b55a581ee
Dear forum members,
Could anyone confirm that this is still the recommended method for changing the Font size of the Thunderbird text? I'm a Linux user so does the above solution apply for TB in Linux (Mint XFCE vers 19.3)
Thank you
palmerconsultingfr said
Dear forum members, Could anyone confirm that this is still the recommended method for changing the Font size of the Thunderbird text? I'm a Linux user so does the above solution apply for TB in Linux (Mint XFCE vers 19.3) Thank you
The css works in TB 91/W10, so it should work in Linux. Try it and see, it's easy to remove if necessary.