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Vimperator allows you to style both the browser and any web pages you view. All
styling is specified via CSS. Although you may style any user interface element
via the [c]:style[c] command, most Vimperator elements can be styled with the
[c]:highlight[c] command, for convenience.

|:hi| |:highlight| +
||:hi[light][!] {group}[{selector}] [{css}]|| +
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Highlight {group} with {css}. Normally, {css} is checked for valid syntax
before it's applied. Once you're certain it's valid, [!] will override the
check, to speed Vimperator startup. {selector} can be any valid CSS selector,
such as {:hover}, and if provided will restrict the match to matching elements.

Valid groups are:
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*Bell*             Vimperator's visual bell
*Boolean*          A Javascript Boolean object
*ErrorMsg*         Error messages
*Filter*           The matching text in a completion list
*Function*         A Javascript Function object
*Hint*             A hint indicator. See [c]:help hints[c].
*InfoMsg*          Information messages
*Keyword*          A bookmark keyword for a URL
*LineNr*           The line number of an error
*ModeMsg*          The mode indicator in the command line
*MoreMsg*          The indicator that there is more text to view
*Normal*           Normal text in the command line
*Null*             A Javascript Null object
*Number*           A Javascript Number object
*Object*           A Javascript Object
*Question*         A prompt for a decision
*Search*           Highlighted search results in a web page
*StatusLine*       The status bar
*StatusLineBroken* The status bar for a broken web page
*StatusLineSecure* The status bar for a secure web page
*String*           A Javascript String object
*TabClose*         The close button of a browser tab
*TabIcon*          The icon of a browser tab
*TabIconNumber*    The number of a browser tab, over its icon
*TabNumber*        The number of a browser tab, next to its icon
*TabText*          The text of a browser tab
*Tag*              A bookmark tag for a URL
*Title*            The title of a listing, including [c]:bmarks[c], [c]:jumps[c]
*URL*              A URL
*WarningMsg*       A warning message
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Every invocation completely replaces the styling of any previous invocation. If
{css} is not provided and [!] is, any styles matching {group} are listed. If
neither {css} nor [!] is provided, the style for {group} is reset to its
default value.
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|:sty| |:style| +
||:sty[le][!] [-name={name}] {filter} [{css}]|| +
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Add CSS styles to the browser or to web pages. {filter} is a comma separated
list of URLs to match. URLs ending with [c]*[c] are matched as prefixes, URLs
not containing any [c]:[c] or [c]/[c] characters are matched as domains. If
{name} (short option: [c]-n[c]) is provided, any existing style with the same
name is overridden, and the style may later be deleted using {name}.

If {css} isn't provided, matching styles are listed.
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|:dels| |:delstyle| +
||:dels[tyle] [-name={name}] [-index={index}] [{filter}] [{css}]|| +
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Delete any matching styles. If {filter} is provided, only matching elements of
the filter are disabled. For instance, a filter [c]mozilla.org[c], given a
style for [c]www.google.com,mozilla.org[c], will result in a style for
[c]www.google.com[c]. The available options are:

 - -name:  The name provided to [c]:style[c] (short option: -n)
 - -index: For unnamed styles, the index listed by [c]:style[c] (short option: -i)
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