javascript in browser

[Alex Lee]

Hi,
Does anyone know if its possible to tweak a browser (i.e firefox) on
how it handles javascript. example:

a java script turns something red (lets say the scroll bar) - feeds it
to the browser - but the browser has been modify to execute a "red"
attribute as blue - thus even when the script says to turn it red, it
still outputs as blue!

Thanks in advance.

al ;)

[kaeli]

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Hi,
Does anyone know if its possible to tweak a browser (i.e firefox) on
how it handles javascript. example:

a java script turns something red (lets say the scroll bar) - feeds it
to the browser - but the browser has been modify to execute a "red"
attribute as blue - thus even when the script says to turn it red, it
still outputs as blue!

If I understand you correctly, you want to disable custom stylesheets?
I believe such modifications are specifically meant to NOT be able to be
overridden. For example, for red-green colorblind people.

If you meant you want to create a rule where red is rendered as blue, use
custom stylesheets. :)

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Alex Lee wrote:

a java script turns something red (lets say the scroll bar) - feeds it
to the browser - but the browser has been modify to execute a "red"
attribute as blue - thus even when the script says to turn it red, it
still outputs as blue!

Note that whether assigning a value to a scripted CSS property of an
element works as described depends on the specificity of selectors of
the style sheets that are already there (therefore `_Cascading_ Style
Sheets'). This includes, but is not limited to, user stylesheets
making use of `!important' declarations.

<http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS21/cascade.html>
PointedEars

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