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[quote=vasa1]
I have put the following lines in K-Meleon's adblock.css (in place of the original content. I use Privoxy to block content I don't want to see.)

I must make it clear that I'm not really knowledgeable about css ...!

* { background-color: #cc9933 !important; }
* html, body { background-color: #cc9933 !important; transparent !important; }
[b]* { color: black !important; }[/b]
* { text-shadow: none !important; }
* { text-decoration: none !important; }
* a, a:link { color: blue !important; }
* a:visited { color: maroon !important; }
* a:hover { background-color: #505050 !important; }
* [style] { color: inherit !important; }
* marquee { display: none !important; }

As Siria pointed out, the result is quite drastic but I'm used to it. For critical web transactions, I turn off Privoxy and the adblock.css.

My difficulty is this:
because of "[b]* { color: black !important; }[/b]" I find that certain links don't show up as blue or maroon, the colours I've chosen for unvisited and visited links. They remain black.

This line helped substantially: "* [style] { color: inherit !important; }
" but problems remain in quite a few sites and I'd like to know how to fix it so that [b]all[/b] links and clickable text elements are either blue or maroon.

One example is on this page:
http://mail.google.com/support/bin/topic.py?hl=en&topic=12772

Most of the links in GMail Settings (the main, middle column on the page) appear black because of "[b]* { color: black !important; }[/b]".

If I comment out that line, the links obey the rules.

I don't want to lose that line (or remove "!important") because so many sites use a variety of font colours that often are not readily readable for me.

Is there some css magic to get what I want: all non-link, non-clickable text, black; all links and clickable text elements blue or maroon?[/quote]

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