mrqwerky

mrqwerky , 5 months ago

Same issue here. The threads say they have comments, but view a thread and it says no comments.

mrqwerky , 4 months ago

There seem to be comments, and even new posts, on lemmy which are not showing up here on fedia.io. Anyone know what the issue is, or whether it is going to be addressed? Really, can someone tell us a little bit about these sites? Which is the original, the parent, and so on?

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

Yes, it is similar to multi-row horizontal tabs, just in the vertical direction. Perhaps then a vertical multi-column list, even if it has to scroll vertically rather than horizontally?

Or if not achievable via CSS, then I guess just leave the idea out there for any add-on developers who might take an interest.

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

That sounds cool, thanks for investigating this. I don't know what an agent mode stylesheet is, but if you show how to do that, I'll play around with it. Or maybe you'll come up with the solution before that. :-)

mrqwerky OP , 4 months ago

Hi. Just noticed that you had replied, but that reply only shows up in lemmy world, and even there I can only see the first part of your reply, and the rest seems to be missing. But here I don't see it at all. I wonder if anyone is working on correcting the problems with this site, and mentioned here https://fedia.io/m/FirefoxCSS/t/431668/Can-t-see-any-comments-older-than-1-month-on-fedia-io?

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

Great, thanks!

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

Line 39: @media (-moz-bool-pref: "userchrome.vertical-tabs.on-right.enabled"){
This line doesn't work for me, even though I have set that preference. If I comment out this line (and its closing brace), then the code block does work correctly--it just doesn't recognize the preference. Could it be because I'm testing on FF 115 ESR?

In multi-row_tabs_below_content.css (a commit from June) this line:
Line 239: @supports -moz-bool-pref("userchrome.multirowtabs.static-menubar.enabled"){
and its code block do work correctly for me.

Back to vertical_tabs.css, I tried using @supports instead of @media, and that did work.

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

It does. Is there a way to query a preference to determine whether it is 0, 1, 2, 3 etc.?

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

That's what I suspected. Is it just possible that a boolean preference can be tested to be true or tested to be false?

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

So, a @supports can query whether a preference is true. Can it also query whether a preference is false (or doesn't exist)? So, could we have a block that executes only when a preference is false (or doesn't exist)?

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

Yikes! So -moz-bool-pref() has been removed in FF 120? Why would they do that? Is there are replacement?

So in FF < 120, one could effectively create an IF-THEN-ELSE with @supports -moz-bool-pref(test_condition) and @supports not -moz-bool-pref(test_condition)?

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

Oh, that's much better--to be able, for example, to toggle the vertical tabs left or right side without restarting!

Thanks for the explanation and the link. That resource should prove very helpful.

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

Thanks for the reply. Well, they are working fine together on FF 99, but not on FF 115 ESR. The status bar (bookmark bar) is at the very bottom of the window, with the multi-line tab bar directly above it. The tab bar scrolls (vertically) beautifully; the status bar has the extension icons on the right, and displays the link activity on the left. As you said, I'm sure it's just some very small change needed for 115, but I can't really figure it out.

mrqwerky OP , 5 months ago

Thank you, working great now--you da man!

Just FYI, when the bookmark bar (status bar) is toggled off, the multi-row tab bar no longer drops down to the bottom of the screen, but rather there is just an empty row at the bottom, with the tab bar background. This is not a concern for me, since in this configuration I would never be likely to turn off the status bar. :-)