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I have a bookmark that opens my a google calendar page (http://www.google.com/calendar/renderOnline) and a bookmarklet that applies some javascript on it:
javascript:document.getElementById(‘gadgetcell’).setAttribute(‘style’,’width:300px’);document.getElementsByClassName(‘sn-frame’)[0].setAttribute(‘style’,’width:300px’);
Is there a way to combine these into a single bookmarklet so that i don’t have to click twice all the time?
Thank you!
You could use an extension to get the same behavior.
For example in Safari you would create a button that launches the URL and an injected script that runs your bookmarklet. GreaseMonkey and many other extensions frameworks can do similar things.