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SDL Live Content Dark Theme

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I've got the bug, people... I'm skinning everything ;-). This time it's the SDL Live Content documentation portal (if you don't have access to it, please contact SDL Customer Support).

The extension is available on http://userstyles.org/ and it's called "SDL Live Content Documentation Portal Dark Grey" (for both FireFox and Chrome).

It's a very simple dark grey theme suitable for dark OS themes:

General topic page:

Search Results page:

Advanced Search dialog:

My Forms dialog:


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Nivlong said…
How about Word > File > Options > User Interface Options > Color scheme: Black?

You could optionally set page background color as well, but prevent it from printing that way.
20 December, 2012 20:30
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