User:Dylan Lake/Bahá'u'lláh

Blocking the image in Firefox
I know that even though the Bahá'u'lláh picture is at the bottom of the page, sometimes when reverting the removal of the picture, and in normal editing, I sometimes inadvertently see the image, which I don't like doing. So for Baha'is who do not want to see the image, and who are using Mozilla Firefox, you can do this to block this one image:

1. Go to the directory that stores your Mozilla Firefox profile. On Windows XP, it looks something like

C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\ .default\chrome\
 * where
 *  is the name when you log into Windows XP
 * is a 8-digit alphanumberic string which is random, and which Firefox uses to protect your data from hackers

2. In that directory open a file called "userContent.css" (or start a new one with that name if it does not exist).

3. In that file at the top enter this code

img[src*="Bahaullah_from_miller"] { display: none !important; } 4. Restart firefox

That should block the image for you, and you alone -- Jeff3000 04:08, 27 December 2005 (UTC)