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rapco
post Mar 30 2005, 11:22 PM
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Ok, i sufered a HD TOTAL FAILIURE.. so i downloaded firefoz again.... I had to get all the extensions i got before, to accomodate my neccesities...

One of the things a managed to do before, was putting the "tabs" on the lower part of the window..

The thing is.. i can't rember how i did it!!!!

And now i can't!!!

If any one knows how to do it, i'ld really aprecciated..

Thanks!!!
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post Mar 31 2005, 03:28 PM
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    [/tab]It's actually quite easy and can be accomplished by writing just one line of code. But first, you've to edit a certain file named userChrome.css that can be found following this roadmap: C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxxx.default\chrome

[tab]That "xxxx" part of the xxxx.default folder can be any random combination of characters & digits. In my case it was vu4p9w85.default. Anyways, once you reach that chrome folder look around for the file named: userChrome.css. Mostly in fresh installs that file will be missing. If that's the case - don't panic. Just create a blank file with notepad and type in the following text:
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/* This line below displays the tab-bar in firefox at the bottom of the page */
#content > tabbox { -moz-box-direction: reverse; }


    Don't miss out the # before the content word. or else it wouldn't work. Now save the file and quit. If firefox is running, close it down and restart it - and BINGO !! Your tabs will be at the bottom instead of top. You can leave out the comment line from the code if you want (the line: /* This line.... page */). That's not needed - I just put it in there myself as commenting code is an old habit in me that'll never die. wink.gif

Have fun smile.gif
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post Mar 31 2005, 11:37 PM
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There's another way of doing it, i know it beacuse i had my firefoz running with the tab down without editing tht file..

The thing is.. i can't find the file!!!

jeje, i don't have an \Administrator\ folder (first), and the aplication data doesn't appear right on the user folder..

Do u know another way... one using extentions...

oh, another thing.. i asummed that .css is only for that theme, no??

anyway, thanks!
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post Aug 9 2008, 10:04 AM
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When trying to do the above in Firefox 3, it works but the browser seems to forget loading any page at start-up. It won't bring back the tabs that were open when it was last closed, it won't even load the startup page! Any ideas?

-question by guy from 2008
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