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Description
A variation on my original logon skin for Gmail.

Not so much a skin for FireFox as a skin for a site that you can use with FireFox 1.5. This one skins the logon page for Gmail (well google actually I suppose).

To use, unzip the attached file into the chrome foler in your firefox profile folder [link] . Go to your firefox profile folder/chrome and edit userContent.css. If there isn't a userContent.css you can just create one with nothing in it. Then, at the very top of this file add the following line:

@import url("gmail_logon1.css");

Restart firefox and all should be well. If it isn't, make sure you were in the right profile folder, that you put the import at the very top and that you entered it exactly as it is shown above, that gmail_logon.css is where you think it is, that you're using FireFox 1.5 etc. etc.

Note that the screenshot includes a background image (the wavy blue thing) which isn't in the download. To add a background image edit the CSS file - you'll find a big old comment about what to do right near the top.

Description
A variation on my original logon skin for Gmail.

Not so much a skin for FireFox as a skin for a site that you can use with FireFox 1.5. This one skins the logon page for Gmail (well google actually I suppose).

To use, unzip the attached file into the chrome foler in your firefox profile folder [link] . Go to your firefox profile folder/chrome and edit userContent.css. If there isn't a userContent.css you can just create one with nothing in it. Then, at the very top of this file add the following line:

@import url("gmail_logon1.css");

Restart firefox and all should be well. If it isn't, make sure you were in the right profile folder, that you put the import at the very top and that you entered it exactly as it is shown above, that gmail_logon.css is where you think it is, that you're using FireFox 1.5 etc. etc.

Note that the screenshot includes a background image (the wavy blue thing) which isn't in the download. To add a background image edit the CSS file - you'll find a big old comment about what to do right near the top.