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39 /*
40 * This file contains the CSS rules for the output window in ChatZilla.
41 * The output window is layed out as a table with two columns. The first
42 * column holds a message type or a nickname, depending on what view the
43 * message is contained by, and what kind of message it is. The second column
44 * contains the text of the message. For most message types, ChatZilla displays
45 * ascii-art instead of the actual code. For example, messages of type "JOIN"
46 * are displayed as "-->|", and most unclassified message types are displayed
47 * as "===". If you turn on debug messages (using the options->debug messages
48 * menuitem) ChatZilla will always show the actual message type. This can be
49 * helpful when styling a particular response from the IRC server. See the
50 * description of the msg-type attribute below.
51 *
52 * You can modify these styles on your local system by placing your desired
53 * styles in a file called chatzilla.css in your <profile>/chrome directory.
54 * (the file won't be there already, you have to create it.) Add the line
55 *
56 * @import url(chatzilla.css);
57 *
58 * to the to your userContent.css (also in your <profile>/chrome directory, and
59 * also not there unless you created it already.) End all CSS rules in your
60 * new chatzilla.css with !important to override any styles declared here.
61 * For example, on a Linux system, you would create a file called
62 * /home/<username>/.mozilla/<username>/chrome/userContent.css (if it
63 * doesn't already exist), and add the line @import url(chatzilla.css) to it.
64 * Next, create /home/<username>/.mozilla/<username>/chrome/chatzilla.css, and
65 * add the text:
66 *
67 * .msg {
68 * font-size: 14pt !important;
69 * }
70 *
71 * body.chatzilla-body {
72 * background: green !important;
73 * }
74 *
75 * Close your browser and restart. When you bring up ChatZilla, it should have
76 * a 14pt font and a green background.
77 *
78 * To learn how to make more useful changes to the ChatZilla output style, read
79 * on.
80 *
81 * All of the output in the message window is contained in an html <TABLE>.
82 * New messages are composed of <TR> and <TD> elements inside this <TABLE>.
83 * The message table and it's children have the following CSS classes assigned
84 * to them:
85 *
86 * + .msg-table is used as the class for the surrounding <TABLE>.
87 * Styles applied to this class will affect all parts of all messages.
88 *
89 * + .msg-nested-table is used as the class for the surrounding <TABLE> for
90 * messages sent from users with long nicknames. A new table is created, and
91 * nested inside a <TR colspan="2"> of the .msg-table. The rows of this
92 * table have their classes set as if they were direct children of the
93 * .msg-table. Placing messages from users with long nicknames in a nested
94 * table keeps the nickname column from getting too wide.
95 *
96 * + .msg is used as the class for the surrounding <TR>. This means that
97 * any styles applied here will affect the entire message.
98 *
99 * + .msg-timestamp is used as the class for the <TD> that has all the time
100 * information on it. Styles on this class will affect the time stamps
101 * against messages (but not the format of the time).
102 *
103 * + .msg-type is used as the class for the <TD> surrounding the message type
104 * portion of messages. Styles applied here will only affect message
105 * types. ie. "-->|", or "[HELP]".
106 *
107 * + .msg-user is used as the class for the <TD> surrounding the nickname
108 * portion of messages. ChatZilla makes use of the :before and :after
109 * pseudoclasses to decorate nicknames with different characters depending
110 * on their message type. For example, when a user performs a /me, their
111 * nickname may be surrounded by asterisks.
112 *
113 * + .msg-data is used as the class for the <TD> surrounding the actual text
114 * of the message.
115 *
116 * In addition to CSS class properties, portions of a message may have one
117 * or mode of the following attributes set:
118 *
119 * + view-type is the type of view the message is contained in. The types
120 * are:
121 * "IRCClient" for the *client* view
122 * "IRCNetwork" for network and server views
123 * "IRCChannel" for channel views
124 * "IRCUser" for query views
125 *
126 * + msg-type is the message type described above. There are too many types
127 * to list here. Turn on debug messages to force message types to print
128 * in the left column of the output.
129 *
130 * + msg-user is the nickname (in lowercase) of the nickname who sent the
131 * message. If you sent the message, msg-user will be set to "ME!", so
132 * that you can style your messages regardless of your nickname.
133 *
134 * + msg-dest is the name of the object that the message is directed to. It
135 * could be a channel name, or a nickname (both in lowercase.)
136 *
137 * + dest-type is the type of object the message is directed to. The types
138 * are:
139 * "IRCChannel" for messages sent to a channel.
140 * "IRCUser" for messages sent directly to another user, including
141 * private messages that appear in a network or channel view (when
142 * a dedicated query view does not exist.)
143 *
144 * + mark is either the text "even" or "odd". When the first user speaks on
145 * a channel, that message is marked as "even". Messages will continue to
146 * be marked "even" until a different user speaks, when the mark switches
147 * to "odd". Each view maintains it's own mark state. An example of how
148 * ChatZilla marks messages would be:
149 *
150 * EVEN: <moe> this deep fat fry-o-later is great.
151 * EVEN: <moe> It'll deep fat fry a whole buffalo in 30 seconds.
152 * ODD: <homer> but I'm hungry *now*!
153 *
154 * + important is either the text "true", or it is not set at all. If
155 * important is true, then the message triggered ChatZilla /stalk function.
156 * This occurs when someone with a nickname matching a pattern in your
157 * /stalk list speaks, when someone says a word that matches a pattern in
158 * your /stalk list, or when someone says your nickname.
159 *
160 *
161 */
163 /******************************************************************************
164 * basic classes *
165 ******************************************************************************/
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183 /* links */
188 }
190 /* link hover effect */
193 }
195 /* basic styles */
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229 /* mirc colors */
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366 /* smiley faces */
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461 /******************************************************************************
462 * message class base definitions *
463 ******************************************************************************/
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505 /* need to set this twice for back+forward compat, see bug 418543 */
508 }
511 /******************************************************************************
512 * message class specific definitions *
513 ******************************************************************************/
515 /* msg-user is the nickname of the person who spoke, or "ME!" if you said it.
516 * msg-type is the type of the message, taken from the irc message. If you
517 * turn on debug messages (options->debug messages), the msg-types will be
518 * displayed to the left of the messages for all messages except:
519 * PRIVMSG: when a user sends you, or a channel you are on a message.
520 * ACTION: when a user performs a /me.
521 * NOTIFY: when a server or user sends you a notification.
522 */
533 }
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549 }
551 /******************************************************************************
552 * nickname decorations *
553 ******************************************************************************/
555 /* :before and :after pseudoclasses form the decorations around nicknames */
558 }
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583 }
585 /* private messages *not* in a query window */
588 }
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596 /* private messages in a query window */
599 }
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608 }