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Post by Tomar on Mar 20, 2017 14:54:48 GMT -8
It seems that in this site's default theme, links are not highlighted or underlined so it may not always be apparent without mousing over (which creates a crosshair cursor... which I personally also think seems kind of weird an arbitrary) it. Would it be possible to implement some standard CSS for links (<a> tags) to help better distinguish in-line links? Currently my workaround is bolding the link in question. Example: Would you ever have guessed that this is a link? |
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Post by Lady Stardust ★ on Mar 21, 2017 4:50:36 GMT -8
Links are supposed to underline over hover, but for some reason it only works on the main board and not the actual posts, so I took your suggestion and made it so links are automatically bold. Let me know if it's better.
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Post by Tomar on Mar 21, 2017 9:40:23 GMT -8
Links are supposed to underline over hover, but for some reason it only works on the main board and not the actual posts, so I took your suggestion and made it so links are automatically bold. Let me know if it's better. Thanks Kira! That work just fine  |
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Post by Tomar on Mar 21, 2017 11:50:37 GMT -8
Links are supposed to underline over hover, but for some reason it only works on the main board and not the actual posts, so I took your suggestion and made it so links are automatically bold. Let me know if it's better. Looked through the CSS and I know what's making it not underline on mouse-over. .list a {
text-decoration: none;
}That is overriding a:hover since all posts are technically tables utilizing the "list" class. If you have direct access to mess with the CSS, you could solve that by simply deleting `text-decoration: none;` from the .list a {...} definition. I'd be happy to take it a step further and help fix the underlying link display issue but I'll leave it up to you if you want to take the time to pursue it. By all means, call on me if you need any server admin help in the future. That happens to be a specialty of mine. |
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Post by Lady Stardust ★ on Mar 27, 2017 1:39:32 GMT -8
I'm not very experienced with CSS so I'd love the help if you've got free time. I *believe* having admin access will let you access those settings, but I'm not positive.
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Post by Tomar on May 15, 2017 14:40:00 GMT -8
I'm not very experienced with CSS so I'd love the help if you've got free time. I *believe* having admin access will let you access those settings, but I'm not positive. Sorry for letting this drop off, but I'm still happy to help with this! I don't want to insist on getting full admin access, though if that's the only way for me to access that stuff, that'd be fine if only temporarily (then you can knock back down to regular ol' member again if you want). If the worst happened and I went and F'd the site up (which I won't) it'd be my reputation on the line, both as an engineer and a member of the VO community. So hopefully that's enough assurance to trust me with that kind of authority. |
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Post by Lady Stardust ★ on May 16, 2017 1:50:38 GMT -8
I'm not very experienced with CSS so I'd love the help if you've got free time. I *believe* having admin access will let you access those settings, but I'm not positive. Sorry for letting this drop off, but I'm still happy to help with this! I don't want to insist on getting full admin access, though if that's the only way for me to access that stuff, that'd be fine if only temporarily (then you can knock back down to regular ol' member again if you want). If the worst happened and I went and F'd the site up (which I won't) it'd be my reputation on the line, both as an engineer and a member of the VO community. So hopefully that's enough assurance to trust me with that kind of authority. Sent you a PM! |
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