The question about checkboxes inspired me to try to change the colour of unchecked checkboxes in Clear Recent History (ctl+shft+del) in History > Clear Recent History.
I found the menu command in the Browser Toolbox and I used that to identify the modal. On my system is was the 343rd menuitem. My code doesn’t work but I don’t know why.
#menu-history-clear-recent-history{ .checkbox-check { appearance: none ; background: #e2cfb6; } }
Okay, so I looked a bit more and there’s few other things at play here.
First, there is no element with id
menu-history-clear-recent-history
anywhere. There is one menuitem inmenubar > history > Cler recent history
with adata-l10n-id="menu-history-clear-recent-history"
attribute, but that is not the same thing asid
attribute (which you can match with a#
prefix)Second, that menuitem merely opens the sanitize dialog, but contents of tha dialog are not in any sense inside that menuitem. Thus, you cannot use the a selector for the menuitem as an ancestor for the checkbox in your selector.
The dialog is separate sub-frame with its own document and all so you could do this in a couple of different ways: You can either write
#SanitizeDialog .checkbox-check { appearance: none !important; background: #e2cfb6; }
because the sanitize dialog root element has an id attributeSanitizeDialog
- or you could make your rule really scoped to the sanitizeDialog document like this:@-moz-document url("chrome://browser/content/sanitize.xhtml"){ .checkbox-check { appearance: none !important; background: #e2cfb6; } }
These are different things because if there ever was some situation in any Firefox window where a
.checkbox-check
was inside any element with idSanitizeDialog
then it would match. The second option will only ever match all.checkbox-check
elements inside a document with that specific url.Thanks for your help. My idea was misconceived. If the ‘image’ is hidden, there is nowhere to insert ‘checkmarks’.