I am using Firefox 60.0.1 on Ubuntu 17.10 x64, and every Word document in Microsoft Office Online has grey background. How can I make it white?
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I am using Firefox 60.0.1 on Ubuntu 17.10 x64, and every Word document in Microsoft Office Online has grey background. How can I make it white?
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No, it's still unresolved in Firefox.. But I tried it in QupZilla 2.1.2, and it is white there.
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It could be a possible issue with the browser itself. Have you tried contacting Firefox Support Team regarding this issue? They can provide in-depth assistance that can help you with your concern.
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This is caused by document background CSS specifying background color as 'window', which should use your OS theme window background color (for some reason Chrome treats the same setting as white).
To override this behavior you can add a custom style to userContent.css:
That should make your documents have white background.
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The userContent.css fix only works for the visible top of the page. As soon as you scroll down, it's grey again.
See screenshot
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Hi OlofA1,
Are you using a browser? In my post above, I suggested the original poster to use different browsers. If you are using a browser, have you tried doing that? If you're using a Word app, I suggest updating Office and see if the issue will persist.
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Hi OlofA1,
Are you using a browser? In my post above, I suggested the original poster to use different browsers. If you are using a browser, have you tried doing that? If you're using a Word app, I suggest updating Office and see if the issue will persist.
To notify us and have us get back to you, simply reply to this post.
"Are you using a browser?"
Not sure why you ask this. Are you just copy-pasting replies without reading the thread?
As you can see in my screenshot i am talking about the CSS fix for Firefox web browser. You can also clearly see in the screenshot that i use Firefox. The cause of this bug has already been identified as a CSS-related bug that appears in Firefox. I am only reporting that the suggested fix above involving userContent.css does not fix the problem completely.
However, i managed to fix it by modifying the CSS code like follows:
@-moz-document domain(live.com) {
div.WordLastSectionBackground {
background-color: white !important;
}
div.Outline {
background-color: white !important;
}
}
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Hey OlofA1, original fix author here :)
I checked my userContent.css and turns out I also added styling for div.Outline, apparently after posting a partial fix here.
Glad you figured it out too. Cheers!
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