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I use
at work to access geminispace. I like it because it's simple, but it's a little ugly in my opinion. I *need* text to be limited to 70ch, a la
-- in fact, I style most of my pages now starting off this idea.
So I wrote a little userstyle for portal.mozz.us. I was going to post it on userstyles.org, but you need an account and I'm not about to make one there. So here's the userstyle, exported from Stylus in the Mozilla Format, for whatever you want to do. The license is ...
@-moz-document domain("portal.mozz.us") { .body { font: 18px/1.4 serif; max-width: 70ch; padding: 2ch; } .gemini > pre { font: 14px/1 monospace; padding: 1ch; background-color: #eee; width: max-content; overflow-x: visible; } .gemini a { text-decoration: none; color: inherit; background: #eef; padding: 0 2ch; } .gemini a::before { content: "\21d2 "; position: relative; left: -2ch; } .gemini a:hover { color: blue; } .gemini a[href^="http"]::before { content: "\21dd "; } .gemini a[href^="gopher"]::before { content: "\21ac"; } .response-table { position: absolute; top: 0; right: 0; background: white; } }
2020-07-10: move .response-table from top right to below .link-line, for really long statuses.
2020-07-13: change link styling
2020-07-16: fix pre font size
2020-07-21: change arrows for http and gopher links
2020-10-12: update for portal.mozz.us style update
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Copyright (c) 2019-2020 Case Duckworth. CC-BY-SA.
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