Remove lines from border

[saiz66]

I want to know how I could remove the lines from the top of firefox? See attached image:

[monacelli]

This is one of the first things I do when I install Firefox. :)

Add this to your userChrome.css

/* hide seperators between toolbars */
#toolbar-menubar {
	min-height: 12px !important;
	padding: 0px !important;
	margin: 0px !important;
	border: none !important;
}
#nav-bar {
	border: none !important;
	padding: 0px !important;
}
#PersonalToolbar {
	border: none !important;
}

[Ambience]

Not really following what you're asking, but are you just worried about the light grey area and the darker grey area down the bottom of the page? I don't think you can remove that part, it's part of your theme. I can't really see any lines at the top of firefox.

[CoolCatBad]

I think he means the keyboard accelerators, the underscored letters in the menu names.

AFAIK this is a bug of long standing and nothing really will shift them.

[saiz66]

thanks monacelli for that i will try that out later.

sorry for some confusion the picture I attached had the lines removed already. i assumed people knew how the original firefox looked like.

[saiz66]

What if I don't have the file userChrome.css? Should I make one?

[FalledAngel]

What if I don't have the file userChrome.css?  Should I make one?

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yeah

[Orange]

I would try this but can some one post a screenprint of what happens when you do

userChrome.css and what it look's like?

[saiz66]

and where do I put the file userChrome.css?

[gur713]

under /chrome in ur profile directory

[olavinto]

For those who are still wandering what lines the poster of this topic means then here's your explantion. As you can see from the picture that I've attached there are horizontal lines between every toolbar in Firefox as default.

You can remove those lines by editing your userChrome.css file but you can also do it with an extension called FlatStyle. You can install it here. FlatStyle can also do other neat things to your toolbars so I suggest that you try it instead of editing the userChrome.css file.

I'm not sure but I'd think that when you have manually edited your files you must do the same after every update you install to your browser. I think that it could also mess up some extensions. Correct me if I'm wrong.