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i'm sorry, my english not to good...i'm from Indonesia (do u know??)
i'm using a firefox browser in my ubuntu distro...
how can i hide my menubar but not all of them
(i've already tried it, but i hide it all)
i only need the "file menu", that's it..
this is the step that i do...
first i copy userChrome-examples.css to userChrome.css
I edit userChrome.css file at my profile..(/home/myprofile/.mozilla/firefox/itcanbeanything.default/chrome/userChrome.css)
and then i write down a new snytax..
menu,menuitem {
display: none;
}
and it works..but,,back to the top..i only need the "file menu"
last question...how can i adding a new "quit icon" at the toolbar,but i don't want to use an extension or an add-ons...
please help me..it's very important..
Some people like to place all their toolbar items on the same row as the menu. In order to save horizontal space, you can remove top menu items that you don't use. Add the following code to your userChrome.css file:
/* Remove the Go and Help menus
Id's for all toplevel menus:
file-menu, edit-menu, view-menu, go-menu, bookmarks-menu, tools-menu, helpMenu */
#go-menu, #helpMenu {
display: none !important;
}
In my userChrome.css, I've used the following, which works:
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