This userscript will expand the #main content field at userscripts.org with some simple CSS.

The Unpleasantry:

Currently the #main content div has a width set to 750px, which squeezes the little room the text I want to read has, leaves a ton of white space, and looks disgusting overall on a widescreen monitor.

The Alleviation:

The "Userscripts.org Expand Main Content Area" UserScript simply adds a little css to the page to allow the #main content div's width to automatically adjust to the size of your screen, which should help you read the page, and generally make pages shorter.

This userscript removes all CSS that is only for media="print", and makes the media="..screen.." into media="...screen..., print" so that what you see on the screen is what you will get for your print out of the page.

The Unpleasantry:

Currently if you print a webpage (or go to print preview) you may notice that most sites do not look the same as they do on the screen when you try to print one of their pages. This is because the page has CSS specifically designated for media="screen" which is different than the CSS they use for media="print".

The Alleviation:

Once you install the "Remove Print CSS (WYSIWYG)" UserScript there will be a Greasemonkey menu command that you can use called 'Remove Print CSS' which removes the media="print" CSS and makes the media="...screen..." CSS media="...screen..., print" CSS, which means that the same CSS used for your screen will be used when you try to print a page.

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