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Custom Colors for Diigo (template)
Description:
The script is a prototype, it changes the background color of highlights and annotations to whatever colors you choose.
You can also:
-Specify a color for a specific user's highlights. (It is disabled by default, you need to uncomment a few lines...)
-Specify colors for the search-term highlights. (It is disabled by default, you need to uncomment a few lines...)
The default colors in this script are not very beautiful, so I recommend choosing the colors by yourself! Perhaps you will share your palette in the comments section.
I don't believe this script is very light-weight to be run as a global Stylish-script, but it should work if you are inclined to run it. :)
Feel free to optimize the script.
Feel free to publish alternative color palettes for Diigo by using this script.
Note: This script only modifies the background-color. This means that it will not work if you use underlining and font-color change as highlighting type in Diigo.
First install FreeStyler to use this style.
If you already installed it, please, make sure this site is allowed to run JavaScript.But you can download Freestyler for other browsers and apply styles there!
Applies to:
all URLs