Added this, but no effect with or without Compatibility View on IE8, nor on FireFox 3.CyberAlien wrote:add in content.css:Hercanic wrote:How to?
- Category Underline - How would I set the category titles to no longer be underlined?
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li.header a { text-decoration: none; }
Okay, worked, "Code:" is no longer bumped down a line in Compatibility View. However, it looks just like how I described it when Compatibility View was turned off. Is that how it's meant to look? Is the extra gray icon supposed to mirror the quotation icon?CyberAlien wrote:Add this to tweaks_ie.css:Hercanic wrote:Display Bugs
I'm using IE 8, which has a Compatibility View. When on, the word "Code:" in a codebox is bumped down a line. When off, the Select All and Expand View icons are scooted to the left and a duplicate Select All icon colored gray and non-interactable is present.Code: Select all
/* BBCode fix for IE7 */ .code-links, #ignore#ie8 { width: 100px; }
Might I suggest moving the Select All and Expand View buttons either in front or after "Code"? The eyes tend to look toward the left side, since that's where all lines of text begin. Having the icons on the far left, especially on larger or widescreen monitors, causes those icons to be overlooked by the uninformed. I can understand that you might be aiming for a visual balance, and the Expand View being on the right is consistent with the category collapse buttons.
If you want to keep those on the right, I do think having the same icon repeated is a little redundant (codebox icon and Select All button icon). If you decide to follow my earlier suggestion about placing the quotation icon back in front of "Hercanic wrote:", then perhaps the gray code icon could also precede "Code:" for consistency?