Make possible to change read/unread news appearance

[SirKirya]

I want to suggest subtle changes to the appearance of your great add-on.

1. Let user change the weight of the font for read/unread news (or change it by default). For example, let read news stays as regular while unread ones would be displayed as bold;
2. Change icon opacity for news that been read (make it less opaque);
3. Change current news icon to the well-known standard RSS icon.

These changes let the usability of your extension to improve a little. I am ready to help you -with everything I could. But I am a mere designer

[nt1m]

Firefox extension APIs does not let you change the appearance further than just a prefix :(

[SirKirya]

Oh I see.. Sorry for posting it then.

[nt1m]

No worries, it's a totally legetimate request :)

[SirKirya]

It is time to close the request then?

[nt1m]

I'll keep it open in case it becomes possible in the future.

[SirKirya]

Thank you! I'll cross my fingers then c:

[SirKirya]

Where should I upload .svg icon with RSS sign? Or I shouldn't bother?

[nt1m]

We already have this icon: https://github.com/nt1m/livemarks/blob/master/icons/feed.svg :)

[SirKirya]

You sure have a nice icon! Sorry to bother you with this though

[GrosBourrin]

Where should I upload .svg icon with RSS sign? Or I shouldn't bother?

in userChrome.css 👍

#bookmarks-view treechildren::-moz-tree-image(container), #PlacesToolbarItems toolbarbutton[container="true"], #PlacesToolbarItems menu[container="true"] .menu-iconic-left, #BMB_bookmarksPopup menu[container="true"] .menu-iconic-icon, #bookmarksMenu menu[container="true"] .menu-iconic-icon, .bookmark-item[container] { list-style-image: url("folder5.svg") !important; /* place svg file in the same folder of the css in "profile folder/chrome/ "*/ }

replace folder5.svg by this:

https://github.com/GrosBourrin/FIREFOX-BLUE-MOON/blob/master/rss%20svg4.svg https://github.com/GrosBourrin/FIREFOX-BLUE-MOON/blob/master/rss3.svg

right click on link then save target link

you can edit svg files with gravit from gravit.io