A style sheet is a CSS file. Its purpose is to determine how a web page is presented. If a web designer is competent and with the times, (s)he will code a page using structural xhtml and then decide how it looks via a css file.
The style sheet settings in Safari allow you to override the design of certain web pages. For example, a style sheet with the following code...
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body {
\tbackground: green;
\tfont-size: 30px;
\t}
p {
\tcolor: red;
\tborder: 5px solid yellow;
\t}
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... would make your eyes melt out of their sockets while you screamed in extreme pain. Why? Because this styleheet would make any page's background bright green, make the font frelling huge, all paragraph text red and wrapped in huge yellow borders.
It's an advanced feature that most users shouldn't care about. Think of it as overriding certain web site settings, such as the make-fonts-smaller-or-larger buttons in Safari's toolbar.
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The style sheet settings in Safari allow you to override the design of certain web pages. For example, a style sheet with the following code...
========================================
body {
\tbackground: green;
\tfont-size: 30px;
\t}
p {
\tcolor: red;
\tborder: 5px solid yellow;
\t}
========================================
... would make your eyes melt out of their sockets while you screamed in extreme pain.
It's an advanced feature that most users shouldn't care about. Think of it as overriding certain web site settings, such as the make-fonts-smaller-or-larger buttons in Safari's toolbar.
segovius - Thanks for the link too.
Originally posted by segovius
It gives you the power do do evil.
Or just block most kinds of ads