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By default, Thunderbird displays the signature text which appears below the signature separator ("-- ") in the color gray. If you wish to change this to another color, insert the following into your "[[UserChrome.css and userContent.css |userContent.css]]" file. Note: this changes only the way that signatures are ''displayed'' in Thunderbird and will not affect the color of any signatures that you use with outgoing messages.
By default, Thunderbird displays the signature text which appears below the signature separator ("-- ") in the color gray. If you wish to change this to another color, insert the following into your "[[userContent.css]]" file. Note: this changes only the way that signatures are ''displayed'' in Thunderbird and will not affect the color of any signatures that you use with outgoing messages.


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Revision as of 21:47, 31 March 2006

By default, Thunderbird displays the signature text which appears below the signature separator ("-- ") in the color gray. If you wish to change this to another color, insert the following into your "userContent.css" file. Note: this changes only the way that signatures are displayed in Thunderbird and will not affect the color of any signatures that you use with outgoing messages.

/*
 * Change display color of text and links in signature
 */
.moz-txt-sig, .moz-signature {
  color: black !important;
}
.moz-txt-sig > a, .moz-signature > a {
  color: blue !important;
} 

The above example will make the signature text black and links in signatures blue. You can use other colors as desired.