The pale yellow is up. Un-outlined it's almost invisible on my laptop.
It's just so barely in between visible and invisible that it hurts my eyes. It makes me think I'm seeing spots.
Do you have problems, concerns, or recommendations about the technical side of the Phoenix? Air them here. Compliments also welcome.
The pale yellow is up. Un-outlined it's almost invisible on my laptop.
It's just so barely in between visible and invisible that it hurts my eyes. It makes me think I'm seeing spots.
I have to admit that I am not personally a fan of the yellow boxes, though I can see how they would be helpful as breadcrumbs.
Is there a way for individual users to get rid of them via CSS?
Perkins,
.breadcrumbs {background: none;}
I still want mine left-justified but {align: left;} and {text-align: left;} don't seem to be working. (I think they're being overridden by .navbar.)
While we're on css - what fonts are people reading the board in? I'm not 100% satisfied with anything I've tried so far (Verdana, Tahoma, Calibri, Arial).
[eta: Hm, Helvetica seems nice.]
Jess, see if float:left works for the breadcrumbs.
more complicated than just the float: change text-align in both the class and the id styles, and the float, and change the positioning so it's defined by the left side instead of the right. display:none is so much easier.
#breadcrumbs { text-align: left; }
.breadcrumbs { float: left; left: 0px; text-align: left; }
and Lucida Grande
I'm reading whatever's the default. I think it's Tahoma. (courier for quoting and in the posting box)
display:none is so much easier
Heh - true.
But thanks for the float advice anyway!
Is there a way to make the breadcrumbs appear on the same line as the rest of the navbar without changing <div class="breadcrumbs"> to <span>?
Default font is Verdana, quote font is whatever you have defined as your default monospace font (which is almost always Courier, but could be different for some systems), and the posting box (like forms all over the web) is determined by the browser rather than the stylesheet.
.breadcrumbs {background: none;}
Thanks!