The color of the menu bar

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• How do I access «Convert colors...» "button in Adobe Acrobat XI with applescript or add this button to the menu bar?

  Hi, I'm writing applescript for automating Adobe Acrobat XI, Miss me that one line of code - opening the window of dialogue of the tool «convert colors...» ». It was easy in Acrobat 9, but one reason is complicated in Acrobat XI.

  Y does it have an option to add «convert colors...» "as a menu in the menu bar item?

  Or you can run this JS code:

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• Background color on the menu bar

  I am inserting a spry menu bar in the top of my page. It is one level, there is no submenus. In order to insert it into the container space, I made each item fixed wide, and I have 5 pixels left over. So I stuffed the ul on the left with 3 pixels, which gives the effect of the centering menu bar. The menu bar has a background color applied. But now I have a 3 pixel on the left (and 2 pixels on the right) space which is white space. How can I get that white space the same color as the menu bar? I tried to apply a color to the div menu bar, to the definition of the ul and put a div around the bar of menus together, but none of these works. Is it possible to apply this background color so that the entire line is the same color?

  Thank you

  Mike

  In the sections, change it.

  {#menu}
  background-color: # 526-39;
  }

  on this subject.

  {#menu}
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  overflow: hidden;

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• "Terrible blue ' seeps into the menu bar

  in 2014, I asked this question:

       Several new Firefox Support questions relate to the new "awful blue" in the menu bar in 29.0.1. But that "awful blue" was ALWAYS there as the Windows windowframe color (in Windows XP, SP 3). The real problem is that the windowframe has now "leaked" or "fused" its way into the Firefox menu bar. The two should be separate. Please separate them again, so that Windows controls the windowframe only, while Firefox controls the menu bar only. 
  

  It is visually important when there are several tabs as a single tab is visible. The other tabs have nothing left but their legends. See photo.

  At the time where I got this reply and found it useful.

       In the customize settings you can add the title bar to separate the two. I hope this helps. I will lock this thread unless you need further support, please feel free to post another question.
  

  But now (v41.0.2) it doesn't seem to be a title bar, and I can't make this thing work.

  Please allow the color of the Firefox menu bar was separated from the windowframe Windows color, whereas Windows controls the windowframe only, while Firefox controls the menu bar alone.

  Try setting browser.tabs.drawInTitlebar to false on the topic: config page to disable the display of the tabs in the title bar.

  You can open the topic: config page via the address bar.
  You can accept the warning and click on "I'll be careful" to continue.

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/about:config

• Customize the menu bar main

  Ubuntu: 14.04
  Firefox: 35.0.1

  Main menu: file, Edit, View, history...

  Problem: folders in main menu popup menu bookmarks e.g. are not clearly visible. I would like to change the background colors or view records, but I couldn't find a way to do this.

  So, to try: using themes, elegant add, userChrome.css in the profile. All these options for example change the color of the tab or page in the menu. However, none of them I could use to change the main menu.

  Tried to attach an image, but it will not download.

  If you have the menu bar that is provided by your Ubuntu operating system as part of the unit then it is not possible to do unless you disable this integration and restore the clean Firefox menu bar.

  • http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Unity

• I'm visually impaired, and due to changes in UI v29, I see is no longer the menu bar where it is hidden in the title bar. How can I move it back to where it belongs?

  I have two computers at home and their improved to 29 of Firefox not knowing it contained UI heavy Exchange. I use the menu, bar and it is now superimposed on the title bar, where due to a visual disability, I can no longer see. Both systems have contrasting colors lit (white on a black background - forget Aero and trick themes), and Firefox is configured to use the system colors.

  Prior to version 29, the menu bar has white text on a black background. now it's on a background of colorful and almost completely invisible to me. The expansion is via the Windows Magnifier and Magnifier added to some Microsoft mouse top of range.

  As you can see on a brand new Virgin of installation of Firefox, no addons, no pre-existing profile, version 29 puts the menu bar on the taskbar. And Firefox, set up as I have, on a configured system with contrasting colors (black in my case) enabled, Firefox is unthemeable.

  But no matter, I Solver this myself. I started in XP and not update Firefox to find a new addon named "Classic theme restaurant" Who did the trick. This mark as resolved. But...

  I wish (not just Firefox) developers who want to fancy to the top of their interfaces would think how it would affect people with visual impairments. We use computers too.

• blurry icons on the menu bar

  Firefox 8.0.1 icons in the menu bar are blurred - they appear almost transparent; running Windows 7 - cannot see items like 'print' or 'Cancel' - they are blurred shadows

  Try disable transparency in Windows, see:

  • [804050/questions/804050]

  Right-click in the free space on your desktop.
  
  Left click on personalization.
  
  There are four options in Windows 7 at the bottom of the screen, select 'window color and appearance '.
  
  Select a border color
  
  Uncheck the box: "enable transparency".

• The upper part of the page is not opaque, and the office is reflected. Thus, the menu bar is difficult to read. How to remedy this?

  The area behind the menu bar and the line above, all the way through to minimize, maximize, and close icons is not opaque and the desktop and the desktop icons appear through. There is nothing I can find in Firefox help to change this. In addition, it would be nice if the menu bar could be bigger and more visible - and if I could delete "Yahoo!" from the menu bar, leaving only the important items (File, Edit, View, history, Favorites, tools, help). Any suggestions?

  See:

  • [804050/questions/804050]

  Right-click in the free space on your desktop.
  
  Left click on personalization.
  
  There are four options in Windows 7 at the bottom of the screen, select 'window color and appearance '.
  
  Select a border color
  
  Uncheck the box: "enable transparency".

• Under the menu bar is black and it's annoying. How can I solve this problem?

  I updated Firefox and now there is a black space between the menu bar and the search bar. It has never been their before and it's pretty boring. Also when I scroll a button it says it black. That has never happened before. I think it's because I have a version of alienware windows 7.

  You can see in view > toolbars to see if you can identify that this toolbar.

  • Firefox > Options
  • View > toolbars

  Start Firefox in Firefox to solve the issues in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox (Tools) > Add-ons > appearance/themes).

  • Makes no changes on the start safe mode window.
  • https://support.Mozilla.com/kb/safe+mode

  You may also need to disable transparency in Windows 7.

  Right-click in the free space on your desktop.
  
  Left click on personalization.
  
  There are four options in Windows 7 at the bottom of the screen, select 'window color and appearance '.
  
  Select a border color
  
  Uncheck the box: "enable transparency".

• Increase the size of the font in the menu bar, the Favorites menu drop-down.

  I saw the answers online to increase the size of the font in the menu and Favorites list drop down but your recommendation also increases the font size in all the web pages, hotmail etc.

  I want only the menu bar is larger, the Favorites drop-down list is bigger and all messages at the end of a program to be larger. Let me explain: at the end of the solitaire, for example, it asks what you want to do with the current game? Similar messages go out often and they are too small.

  So, how I increase all these and maintain web pages and files such as word that now, that is, not increase them.

  It used to be like that on my Windows 7 64 bit, but I had recently the hard drive replaced, then started from scratch, fortunately I had saved files.

  Last thing, it is the taskbar below is very light... almost white. I would like to get blue as it used to be, but once again the directions online to change the appearance of the bottom of my screen and I don't want to change that to its pale blue color.

  In any case if you can help me, then as always, I would be very grateful, but please keep all the simple instructions. I'm not really tops just afraid that stiff when it does not work the way I want just he computers.

  Thank you, Anthony

  Hi Anthony,.

  You can also try this screenshots:

  

  

  

  

  Hope this will be the settings you are looking for.

  Kind regards

  Angelo bar

• The size of the letters in the menu bar options is too smal, how can I change this?

  The size of the letters in the menu bar options is too small, how do I change this?

  See if that helps,

  Defects of appearance and personalization,

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/282-window-color-appearance-change.html

• Logo being covered by the menu bar

  I'm working on a new layout and my logo will not work in the upper right corner, being covered by the menu bar. Any ideas on what I am doing wrong? Here is the link

  and here is the code:

  < body >

  < div id = 'hand' >

  < header >

  < div id = "logo" >

  < div id = "logo_text" >

  <!--class = "logo_colour", allows you to change the color of the text-->

  < span class = "right" > < img src = "images/eaglehead.png" > < / span >

  CHESTER COUNTY < h1 > < / h1 >

  SCHOOL SYSTEM < h2 > < / h2 >

  < / div >

  < / div >

  < nav >

  Because your natural image size is 225px while that the height of your #logo div is set to format 130 x.

  If you remove height: 130px; #logo , you will see the logo in its entirety.

  --

  Kenneth Kawamoto

  http://www.materiaprima.co.UK/

• Photoshop CS4 - the Menu bar background shows black

  Hi all

  I tried to change the background color of the menu bar of my photoshop for some reason any instead of being a white background with black text, I have below.

  The machine that I am under a:

  • Photoshop CS4
  • Win 7 64 bit
  • 4 GB of Ram

  Any help would really be appreciated, thank you for your time,.

  Kris

  

  If you have not defined a quirky theme on the desktop (which Photoshop for most unknown), it could be that you have a video driver issue.

  I think the first thing I would try is the following: right-click on the open desktop, choose personalize, and then save your current theme.  Now, select the Windows 7 theme, in order to ensure that everything is settled in a known way.

  The problem persists?

  If Yes, then it is probably a video driver update will help...  Visit the web page of the manufacturer of your video card, look for the latest version of the driver for your hardware and version of Windows download and install.

  -Christmas

• How to properly align the menu bar in the width column fixed

  Hello

  I finally make the transition to Dreamweaver 8 for CS5 and basically completely away from the basic tabular presentation.   I looked at many tutorials on youtube or other sites and have not been able to find a way to do what I want to do.  Basically, I use the Dreamweaver 1 set, model of header and column footer. I want to have two horizontal menu bars (one at the bottom of the image header and the other at the top of the header of the image I used CSS and bulleted lists to create the bar menu (or least).)  The bottom seems to be ok.  The menu bar doesn't have the elements that will completely on the screen - there is no link to items in the middle where is the logo and then 1 item name to the right.  So I created a menu bar that covers the 5 elements that is aligned to the left of the column wide 960.  My challenge is to get the menu bar right (which is only 1 point-mailing list) to align at the top, then to the right of the column 960. In the element of class #mailinglistbar, when I put the absolute positioning and placement (top right of 0 and 0), he of on top but puts zero point compared to the full browser width. I want the words "mailing list" to be aligned to the right of the column 960 (basically right of Andrew Powell logo and above the hore) I tried all sorts of things and can't perform the alignment of the column.  Perhaps there is a different way, I should do this, rather than two separate menu bars to the top horizontal menu.  Any suggestion would be appreciated.  See the link below for the file.

  http://blueyondermediagroup.com/andrewpowell/Powell.htm

  Thank you

  Kirk

  Replace by the following style rules

  #topleftmenubar {
       font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
       font-size: 14px;
       height: 27px;
       width: 390px;
       float: left;
  }
  #topleftmenubar ul {
       list-style-type: none;
  }
  #topleftmenubar ul li a {
       font-size: 16px;
       color: #FC9;
       text-decoration: none;
       display: block;
       float: left;
       padding-right: 12px;
       padding-left: 12px;
  }
  #topleftmenubar ul li a:hover {
       color: #C90;
  }
  
  #mailinglistbar {
       font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
       font-size: 14px;
       height: 27px;
       width: 122px;
       float: right;
  }
  #mailinglistbar ul {
       list-style-type: none;
  }
  #mailinglistbar ul li a {
       font-size: 16px;
       color: #FC9;
       text-decoration: none;
       display: block;
       float: left;
       padding-right: 12px;
       padding-left: 12px;
  }
  #mailinglistbar ul li a:hover {
       color: #C90;
  }
  

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