jcutler / Missing-E

Missing e is a set of tools, features and interface changes for Tumblr.
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One-Click Reblog Not White #21

Closed parkr closed 13 years ago

parkr commented 13 years ago

Screenshot: http://cl.ly/0e1J2G1t3J3p403h2U30

Running latest version (1.4.0)

jcutler commented 13 years ago

Browser/OS? Can you try adding this to betterReblogs/quickReblog.css and see if it fixes the issue?

#MissingE_quick_reblog .user_menu_list a, #MissingE_quick_reblog .user_menu_list .user_menu_list_item {
    color:white !important;
}
parkr commented 13 years ago

Sorry, Chrome/Mac. That snippet is a no-go.

jcutler commented 13 years ago

I'll have to try it on my Mac this evening.

In the meantime, are you familiar with the DOM inspector in Chrome? I would absolutely love if you could figure out why the colour is wrong (even though the CSS rules should be fine).

Somewhere at the bottom of the DOM is a div with id="MissingE_quick_reblog". Just add to its style display:block and you can start looking at it.

Every single node level below that div has color set to white !important, and that should have been enough!

parkr commented 13 years ago

From what I can see, the DOM inspector is preferring the color of a in global.css, yet showing that white was selected (the rest are crossed-out). There tends to be a sensitivity with a elements in Chrome. I'll fiddle with it for a minute.

jcutler commented 13 years ago

Thanks. Let me know if you figure out anything that works.

jcutler commented 13 years ago

This should be fixed now that I'm using #FEFEFE for the font colour instead. Please confirm?

parkr commented 13 years ago

Nah, man. :/

Still that same problem

jcutler commented 13 years ago

Can you look into the CSS in the Inspector to see if it is even attempting to use FEFEFE?

parkr commented 13 years ago

From what I could see, !important was used too much. It seems like it's all working now.

When I went into the DOM Inspector and messed with activating and deactivating the various declarations, I found that deactivating the color: white !important helped. Deactivated white !important

It works! I submitted a pull request for you. Finally working!