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How to change links of the Google bar?

How do you rearrange the Google Bar in Firefox using CSS? I know there's an add-on (You Google Bar), but I'd prefer a CSS alternative.

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Are you talking about the Google Toolbar for Firefox which has been discontinued ("There will be no further updates or security fixes to Google Toolbar for Firefox. For this reason we strongly recommend discontinuing the use of the toolbar.")? Also, by rearrange do you mean you want to rearrange the icons on the toolbar? – Karan Dec 27 '12 at 23:47
Not the Google toolbar, the Google bar. The You Google Bar effects only the Google Bar, I hadn't heard of the "Google Toolbar" – asymptotically Dec 28 '12 at 0:05
Ah, the actual bar on Google.com... – Karan Dec 28 '12 at 0:11
Thanks for the duplicate link, I didn't realize there was a WebApplications SE and that was a helpful link. – asymptotically Dec 29 '12 at 2:39

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If you have Firebug installed you can view the id's of the element by right-clicking on the item and selecting "Inspect Element with Firebug". The Google bar seems to be an unordered list with class gbt for the elements. To apply custom css you could use a tool like stylish although you might want to use Javascript for more control using something like Greasemonkey.

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