javascript - Is there a way I can over ride a web site's CSS with my own? -


Every day I use a web site that has a very good flash card system for learning languages.

However, to make the authors of the site a good habit, what really seems to have a strange meaning is that they make the font size so big that you can only get a few rows of per screen, You have to scroll to reach. And I did not like what to do to access the site from a mobile device.

I have been in touch with the developers of the site and I have also written CSS and header code for them to try and help, unfortunately, they are reluctant for a few months or are able to make changes.

So, I'm going rogue ... I want to be able to impose my own CSS. / P>

I remember a bit that it is likely to be in a Firefox additive, but is unable to find it now.

In any case, because I wish to use it on my mobile phone is OK, here is the ideal solution:

I set up a page on my web server I want to be able to relay that source to the web site, but CSS writes and display it with me on my own CSS

Is this possible? I know some CSS tips for writing inline styles, but I'm pretty much clear about how I can set up a web page to relay the content of any other page.

I hope my explanation and goals are clear.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Update: Here I have placed the CSS in my UserContent.css to get and get the font size in control.

  @ - Mosaic-document domain (badsite.com) {body {font-size: 12px; } Font {font-family: inherit! Important; Font Size: Heir! Important; Coloring: Heir! Important; }}    

. Use only to target that site.

  @ - Mosaic-document domain (bad-ui-site.com) {body {font-size: 80%; }}   

I want to be able to set a page on my web server which is the relays on the source web site, but writes CSS and displays it to me With its own CSS

I did not recommend you. It is difficult, and probably violates their conditions.

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