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How to I make CSS to make the background of my replies light green? |
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You could place them in a table, in which you use a template with two rows, one for the text you are replying to and another for your reply, and choose the background, fonts, etc for each. To save typing, you could do this by using Firefox Quantum and the bbcodewebex/ extension to create a custom codes (or use Firefox ESR legacy and BBCodeXtra, which I use for posting on FR), or see https://cynwoody.appspot.com/fr_posting_form_enhancer.html (Free Republic Posting Form Enhancer) which provides table codes, etc. or maybe the AutoFill Forms (WebExtension) or another autotext app that will enable you to paste the table codes. Or by creating a html document with tables on a word processor, in which you choose the background color, and then loading that in Firefox. Then write your replies in the doc in the word processor, save it and go to your Firefox browser, refresh the page, and select (highlight) the whole table and R. click and choose View selected text, and copy and paste that. The latter is what I used to create this reply, using Apache Open Office. |
You could place them in a table, in which you use a template with two rows, one for the text you are replying to and another for your reply, and choose the background, fonts, etc for each.Oh I see, when I make the post I should put my text in a table. But I'm trying to do this with CSS without having to change how I post things. Stylus only changes styling of existing tags, it does not insert or delete tags themselves, so I was hoping to use Stylus and CSS.