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Editting existing settings

This page is a list of what can be modifed and how within the source files. If you have an advanced understanding of CSS, then mostly anything can be modified when using your own judgement. And if you don't see something listed here, it just isn't documented yet.

When looking in the chrome/theme folder you'll notice a very easy to read structure:

theme structure tree
├── theme
│   ├── ffu-global-positioning.css
│   ├── ffu-internal-appearance.css
│   ├── ffu-private-browsing.css
│   ├── ffu-special-configs.css
│   ├── settings-context-menus.css
│   ├── settings-extensions-panel.css
│   ├── settings-icons.css
│   ├── settings-navbar.css
│   ├── settings-navbar-windowcontrols.css
│   ├── settings-sidebar-sidebery.css
│   ├── settings-TABS.css
│   ├── settings-urlbar.css
│   ├── website-aboutaddons.css
│   ├── website-aboutconfig.css
│   ├── website-newtab.css
│   ├── website-private.css
│   ├── website-reddit.css
│   ├── website-styles.css
│   └── website-yt.css
│   ├── color-schemes/
│   │   ├── (color scheme folders)
│   │   └── (wallpaper folder)
│   ├── icons/
│   │   ├── (icons)
├── userChrome.css
├── userContent.css
└── user.js
└── changelog.md (feel free to document/credit your change here if you want to)

Every setting/preference of the theme is organized within this structure accordingly. ultima.navbar settings will be found in settings-navbar.css. ultima.tabs settings will be found in settings-TABS.css. ffu-xxx.css files are the foundation of the theme and should rarely be messed with (unless you know what you're doing). Inside of all these files, you'll find an index (a list at the top that points you to every section of code in the file). You can use ctrl+f to search for a specific section and it will bring you right to the relevant code. For example, if you ctrl+f "tab groups labels" it will bring you to all code related to all tab group label settings.

settings-navbar.css

animation speed

The first transition controls the animation for hover/reveal, the second transition controls the animation for not-hover/hide. The first number is the speed of the animation, the second number is the delay until the animation begins: transition: top (speed) ease (delay) !important;.

@media -moz-pref("ultima.navbar.autohide") {
#main-window:is(...) {
...
#navigator-toolbox {
transition: top 0.2s ease 0.5ms !important;
&:not(:hover) {
transition: top 0.3s ease 0.5s !important;
}
}
}
}

settings-sidebar-sidebery.css

autohide sidebery

animation speed

Already noted in the source, but the first transition controls the animation for hover/reveal, the second transition controls the animation for not-hover/hide.

@media -moz-pref("ultima.sidebery.autohide") {
@media not -moz-pref("ultima.sidebar.autohide") {
...
#sidebar-box[sidebarcommand="_3c078156-979c-498b-8990-85f7987dd929_-sidebar-action"]:hover {
/* animation when expanding (speed, delay) */
transition: max-width 0.2s linear 0s !important;
}
#sidebar-box[sidebarcommand="_3c078156-979c-498b-8990-85f7987dd929_-sidebar-action"]:not(:hover) {
/* animation when collapsing (speed, delay) */
transition: max-width 0.2s linear 0s !important;
}
...

todo

settings-icons.css

making custom icon sets

todo

settings-navbar-windowcontrols.css

making custom icon sets

todo

settings-TABS.css

todo

todo

settings-urlbar.css

floating urlbar

animation speed

todo

@media -moz-pref("ultima.urlbar.float") {
#urlbar {
/* baseline transition */
transition: transform 0.3s ease-in-out !important;
&[open] {
...
}
/* when extended = scale */
&[breakout-extend] {
transform: translateY(20vh) scale(1.1);
...
}
/*situational = scale */
&:hover:not([open]) {
transition: transform 0.3s ease-in-out 5s !important;
...
}
}
/*situational = scale */
:root:has(#urlbar-searchmode-switcher[open]) {
& #urlbar {
padding-bottom:0px !important;
transition: transform 0.3s ease-in-out 5s !important;
...
}
}
}

urlbar sliding animation

animation speed

todo

@media -moz-pref("ultima.urlbar.animate.open") {
#urlbar[breakout] {
transition: max-height 1s ease !important;
...

Color Schemes

The create a color scheme wiki will teach you everything you need to know about editting color-schemes, you can even make your own personal copy of an existing color scheme and use it like all of the others.

Icons

...

...

Spacing

content area spacing

border radiuses

Wallpapers

...

...

Might be better to organize this by file > setting > animation, spacing, etc.