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Option to always hide tabs, even if sidebery is closed, and option to hide the entire address bar. #141
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I just updated to the latest release of EdgeFr, and giving this 'sidebery' business a whirl. I don't know if we need a 3rd party addon for this if the same experience can be simply replicated from the CSS already. Please take a look at https://www.reddit.com/r/FirefoxCSS/comments/obw2wm/edgestyle_vertical_tabs_for_firefox_with_tab/ Again, I'm not tooo familiar with all the features sideberry offers and/or if the additional bloat is really worth it, so let me know if I'm missing out on something truly great. |
The first one may not be possible without duplicating all of the code used in hiding the tabs toolbar, which I would prefer not to do if I can. You could modify the /* FROM: */
:root:not([customizing]):has(#sidebar-box[sidebarcommand="[extention-id]"]:not([hidden])) {
/* ... */
}
/* TO: */
:root:not([customizing]) {
/* ... */
} For the second one, do you mean permanently? Or like an auto hide option where it is activated when moving the mouse to the top? There is already the full screen mode where this possible, though that wouldn't work for a "windowed" mode. |
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I already use the nested rules, but you can't really mix media rules (used for tweaks) with regular rules (which target the elements themselves) easily. The problem is that only one selector type can be applied without breaking functionality of the other option: always hidden OR hidden when Sidebery is active. I can't change the selectors based on media rules, unless CSS adds support for variables inside selectors or mixins (reusable styles). The only way I know this can be accomplished is by duplicating the contents of the rules and putting them in separate media queries. For the auto-hiding nav-bar, I will look into it but it may be out of scope of this theme. |
could you switch to using SCSS, i think its super-set so shouldn't be an issue. |
I have thought about using a preprocessor, but that would make is a bit harder for others to modify the CSS as SCSS doesn't seem to support outputting nested CSS code and others may not have SCSS installed or know how to use it. |
The theme used in the Reddit post you linked uses the Tab Center Reborn extension, which is similar to Sidebery (but with less options/features, e.g. tab tree structure). I was originally going to make my own version of that theme (I even submitted some bug fixes and features), but I started using Sidebery due to the features it offers, so I made a theme for that instead.
I will give the title bar appearance a try and see if that can be added. |
Thank you for this theme, I love it.
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