Or do we only post the parts of that code that have actually been edited?
This.
(like the individual characters are farther apart)
I don't know why this would be so, but you can play around with this using the following.
body {
letter-spacing: -1px;
}
It definitely makes the letters closer together!
DX, if you want something to truly disappear, you can try { display: none}. That's where my quotes and images went, to make my page as work-friendly as possible.
Hmm, Jon--it's be possible to make the coloured borders around the buttons CSS instead, and then my pages could go
totally
monochrome.
Just an idle thought.
.edited-by { color: #FFFFFF;}
suh-nerk.
I have a whole new thing to be cranky about! I've tweaked the spoiler-font color so I don't have to select it with the mouse, and SOME PEOPLE have been hand-coding the color instead. Ahem.
(In all seriousness: if you're going to fiddle with the background color and you
don't
want to be spoiled, change .spoiler {font-color} to match!) (And use the spoiler-font shortcut, whether you're css-tweaking or not.)
it's be possible to make the coloured borders around the buttons CSS instead, and then my pages could go totally monochrome.
Interesting... I could redo all the buttons in photoshop as greyscale. Something to put on the wishlist. I'm burned out from all this Sunday coding.
Do the buttons even need to be images? Can you make entire sized divs clickable?
I have a whole new thing to be cranky about! I've tweaked the spoiler-font color so I don't have to select it with the mouse, and SOME PEOPLE have been hand-coding the color instead. Ahem
I know! I've occasionally gently brought this to people's attention, but habits are hard to change.
Instead of making new images, what about replacing the graphical buttons with a button style class? They're a little disconcerting now that I have no verdana, red, or square corners anywhere else.
Do the buttons even need to be images? Can you make entire sized divs clickable?
That's probably possible,but it would require even more coding changes.
Hmm. Could we use <span class="spoiler"> inside our posts to make spoiler-font? For people that hate quick-editing for some reason?
This is a test of that idea.
Edit: looks like "span" is edited out. So much for that...
never mind-- I know what happened.