...a message with a special background color by changing the "userChrome.css". First, I have no file like that on my ... is %%AppData%%Thunderbird\Profiles\om1zniuv.default). So I added the userChrome.css File into this directoy and it looks like this (... directory called Chrome. Place it there. You should also see userChrome-example.css file there. Cheers, Frédéric-Philippe ...

... websites, it should be possible to label a message with a special background color by changing the "userChrome.css". First, I have no file like that on my profile Folder. (on XP, Profile Folder is %%AppData%%Thunderbird\Profiles\om1zniuv.default). So I added the userChrome.css File into this directoy and it looks like this (see below). After restarting the Thunderbird and...

... answer to this problem. As noted at: http://www.firstpr.com.au/web-mail/Mozilla-mail/ https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=300462 the answer is to create a file "userChrome.css" in the /chrome subdirectory of the profile directory, and make it: treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(imapdeleted) { text-decoration: none !important; } Then reboot Thunderbird. To find ...

...; } /* watched threads, top selected */ treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(news, watch, selected) { color: #ff0 !important; /* brighter against dark background */ } to userchrome.css in the chrome folder of your profile to add some more coloring to watched threads. Works only on new messages, so post some messages or delete the .msf files ...

...navy !important; } /* watched threads, top selected */ treechildren::-moz-tree-cell-text(news, watch, selected) { color: #ff0 !important; /* brighter against dark background */ } to userchrome.css in the chrome folder of your profile to add some more coloring to watched threads. Works only on new messages, so post some messages or delete the .msf files of ...