How do I create a Style Sheet on Safari?

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Choughed Author

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How do I create a Style Sheet on Safari?

It would be helpful if I could make website more readable. But, otherwise, is there any point?

Ta!

Late 2012 iMac; OSX Mountain Lion

iMac, Mac OS X (10.7)

Posted on Jun 27, 2015 11:57 PM

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Answer 1

Roote

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Jun 29, 2015 5:58 PM in response to Choughed

Hi Choughed. I recently posted an answer to a related question about Safari fonts on another thread. Rather than repeat a lot of the same information here, please take a look at the ASC thread, Change the font in Safari. Also, if you use Safari's Reader function to isolate the content of articles on a website, take a look at the Safari extension CustomReader which provides more user options and controls to customize the experience.

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Choughed Author

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Jul 2, 2015 3:40 AM in response to Roote

Many thanks , Roote. Yes, I certainly find the Reader function very useful – great way to get

rid of all those pesky ads!

I had a look at your other thread and that seems a handy way to change the font in Safari.

However, to me a Style Sheet suggests a series of choices, such as:

– US or UK spelling?

– Paragraphs justified or unjustified?

– Numbers one to ten spelt out; 11, 12, 13. etc in figures …

and so on. Essentially, the parts that go to make a template, I suppose.

Something tells me that when Apple say 'Style Sheet' they don't actually mean Style Sheet.

Hey ho!

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