Closed auscompgeek closed 6 years ago
After a second or five it starts looking better without, Maybe because it groups similar items together instead of separating them.
Its a simple fix to re-add by removing .member-badge+.member-badge,
but thats autogenerated content so...mmmm
https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark/blob/73f78d23a1b853267ba46a4f781464a45eb61f28/github-dark.css#L517
Upon closer inspection it may have been an erroneous addition.
see https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark/commit/200bb5d2878deed42fc8fa1423e0c2a39e4dd139 which proposes to hide border that GH hides somewhere in default stylesheet. @silverwind maybe has better insight.
It'd look alright if there wasn't so much padding between the badges, I guess. But I recall the intention is that GitHub-Dark shouldn't be opinionated.
It'd look alright if there wasn't so much padding between the badges
I thought that it would look better yes :)
But I recall the intention is that GitHub-Dark shouldn't be opinionated.
It looks like it was an error in that autogenerated rule, only @silverwind can say, its pointless to remove it manually if autogenerating will add it again.
GitHub's style removes that border and re-adds it on another style using !important
, but in our style, all rules are !important
so the longer selector won in our case. Had to add a manual fix outside of the generated rules.
GitHub-Dark removes the border on
.member-badge + .member-badge
, which looks odd.