CSS bug on translations subdomain

May 28, 2016, 04:17:23 am

Oi!

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I know a lot of lazy buggers do it these days, but please do not fail to set a background colour on either the html or body tag for basic pages. Because...

Quote from: Antechinus – May 13, 2016, 05:58:53 pmIf anyone hasn't figured it out yet, they have omitted a background declaration for several elements. This is fine for average mugs who don't tweak their browsers, because the browser automatically puts a white background on the window.

If someone, like me fer instance, customises their browser settings so that windows have a dark grey background by default, so new ones don't burn my eyeballs out with a nasty white flash, then any normal (dark grey or black) text in elements without a background declared becomes impossible to read.

So, wotcha need to do is make yourselves a basic CSS file for that page, and any other basic pages, and you want to hide in funny corners of the web, and give one of the all-encompassing tags a background colour. Or, since it's such a basic page, you could even go to the Dark Side and just use a tiny bit of inline style for this one.

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<body style="background: #fff;">