benefit a lot of people. Most of my CSS are usually just for my
convenience.
> That's true especially with polygons having lots of nodes, the squares
> appear stacked up with each other. What I also do if I want to make a
> road arc (esp. if it's small) appear more rounded/smoother, I zoom in
> the satellite view until the gray "sorry" tiles come out, hence the
> small roads are at least magnified even more. Then check it in normal
> view if that road aligns with the satellite pic.
> Anyway keep posting for more styles you know and share them with the
> group. Thanks..
> On Dec 20, 12:20 am, wdmanuel <wdman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > It's super nice. And it comes in handy when drawing circles because
> > sometimes those pesky big squares block the others and it is difficult
> > to visualize if it is really perfectly circle.
> > On Dec 19, 3:31 pm, Leonel <leonelj...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> > > Hi Wayne, I tried it and it looks nice.. thanks.
> > > Leonel
> > > On Dec 10, 5:07 pm, wdmanuel <wdman...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Anybody else out there who uses Stylish for Firefox to change your
> > > > user interface? I think Google Chrome now has a similar feature
> > > > Userstyles. No idea for Internet Explorer. I heard Opera also supports
> > > > it.
> > > > I'd like to share one of the lines I use which I think is useful for
> > > > some:
> > > > div[id^='cp'] {
> > > > width:5px !important;
> > > > height:5px !important;
> > > > margin-top:1px !important;
> > > > margin-left:-1px !important;
> > > > -moz-border-radius:5px;
> > > > cursor:crosshair !important;
> > > > }
> > > > What this essentially does is to make the control points smaller
> > > > (width and height: 5 pixels). Then realigns them (margin-top and
> > > > margin-left). Then, it rounds out the control points so that they're
> > > > circles (-moz-border-radius). I don't like the hand cursor so I
> > > > changed the cursor to crosshair.
> > > > Do you guys have similar modifications to your user interface?
> > > > I have several others and I'll just share them in the future.