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Is it possible to disable the highlighting of the selected day ?

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I especially use the month view, and I find the selected day to be distracting... I'd rather not see it at all, to spot the current day more easily.

Didn't see anything in the config editor. I saw there's an add-on to tweak the calendar UI, but it's a bit overkill just for that purpose.

Thanks in advance !

I especially use the month view, and I find the selected day to be distracting... I'd rather not see it at all, to spot the current day more easily. Didn't see anything in the config editor. I saw there's an add-on to tweak the calendar UI, but it's a bit overkill just for that purpose. Thanks in advance !

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It's possible with the userChrome.css posted here. It includes code for the TODAY background and border colors, but you can just apply the code for the SELECTED day and change it to white (#ffffff).

Create a chrome subfolder of the profile folder, and in that folder create a text file and name it userChrome.css. The first line of the css file must be:

@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul");

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Gekose oplossing

It's possible with the userChrome.css posted here. It includes code for the TODAY background and border colors, but you can just apply the code for the SELECTED day and change it to white (#ffffff).

Create a chrome subfolder of the profile folder, and in that folder create a text file and name it userChrome.css. The first line of the css file must be:

@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul");

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Sorry for my late answer.

Thanks a lot, that does the trick well enough.