As nice as Google Calendar is, it could stand a few tweaks and additions. One change I needed was to see “today” highlighted on the calendar. I’m one of those folks who can’t quite seem to keep up with today’s day and date. A simple fix is to add a small snippet of text to one file in the Firefox chrome folder.

How to

Find your chrome folder. It’s located inside your Firefox profile folder. If you are unsure of where this is or how to find it, please refer to the support page entitled “Click to visit this external linkHow to find your profile“. Once inside the chrome folder, open the file called userContent.css.

To the content of this file, add the following:

@-moz-document url-prefix(http://www.google.com/calendar) {
div.currentDayDec {background:#FFF68F !important;}
}

Add the code above anywhere within the userContent.css file as long as it’s not between the /* and the */. Change the color (#FFF68F) to any color you’d like. Here are Click to visit this external link500 color choices to get you started.