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Want to make MSDN2 look better in Firefox? Me too.
The worst part about the documentation on, say, this page, is the fact that the names and descriptions of classes, interfaces, delegates, and enumerations are way too tiny to read.
Here's the hack. Add the following code to your userContent.css file (I highly recommend chromEdit for editing user files):
/* Make MSDN2 a little more readable */ div.ContentArea table th, div.ContentArea table td { font-size: 90% !important; }
That's it. Note that there is the chance that this will override some other web pages' styles, but oh well. They would need to have the exact same style names applied to tables inside divs.
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