Closed parkr closed 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;
}
Sorry, Chrome/Mac. That snippet is a no-go.
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!
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.
Thanks. Let me know if you figure out anything that works.
This should be fixed now that I'm using #FEFEFE for the font colour instead. Please confirm?
Nah, man. :/
Can you look into the CSS in the Inspector to see if it is even attempting to use FEFEFE?
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.
It works! I submitted a pull request for you.
Screenshot: http://cl.ly/0e1J2G1t3J3p403h2U30
Running latest version (1.4.0)