If you're using FF, the file you're editing should be userContent.css, I believe? So you just paste those three lines in, save, and restart FF. The first line will make sure this only applies to DW, and by using the #page div, we should be able to make it only change site pages.
If you've been using the Stylish plugin, that works a little differently, but its dialogue should let you specify what site you want to apply code to. In which case, specify DW and just paste in the second line.
*considers* Since we didn't get any complaints about too-high contrast with the white background, I'm thinking we might go ahead and switch back, but this should hold you until that can be done!
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So what you need to put into your browser styles is:
@-moz-document domain("dreamwidth.org") {
#page { background-color: #ffffff !important; }
}
If you're using FF, the file you're editing should be userContent.css, I believe? So you just paste those three lines in, save, and restart FF. The first line will make sure this only applies to DW, and by using the #page div, we should be able to make it only change site pages.
If you've been using the Stylish plugin, that works a little differently, but its dialogue should let you specify what site you want to apply code to. In which case, specify DW and just paste in the second line.
*considers* Since we didn't get any complaints about too-high contrast with the white background, I'm thinking we might go ahead and switch back, but this should hold you until that can be done!