I'm fairly sure there's not a soul awake right now, but I've had this niggling trio of problem and it's really beginning to bug me.
I'm, by no means, any sort of skilled with code - but I'm learning and hope to improve. I've been trying to make my own layout thus far, from scratch (instead of just modding a pre-made one like I usually do), and it's
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But what's that about tags?
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.box, .box a, .box a:link, .box a:visited, .box a:hover, .box a:active {
color: #ffffff;
}
And if comment boxes/reply forms don't have their text/link colors defined, you can do that with these:
.commentbox, .commentbox a, .commentbox a:link, .commentbox a:visited, .commentbox a:hover, .commentbox a:active
#qrdiv, #qrdiv a, #qrdiv a:link, #qrdiv a:visited, #qrdiv a:hover, #qrdiv a:active
#postform, #postform a, #postform a:link, #postform a:visited, #postform a:hover, #postform a:active
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.box + .box {
margin-top: 10px;
}
If your want to increase the distance between the mass action and # comments - leave a comment:
.box + .box center {
margin-top: 10px;
}
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I already tried the solution to part one and that worked fabulously (even if I did decide to make them cascade from the left for now). I'm sure the rest will work just as well. (^0^) Thanks for all the help! I'll let you know how it goes.
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I posted my layouts tonight and I thought they were perfect, but turns out that the quick-reply form somehow got messed up. I could have sworn I had it fixed the other night, so that it had a black background and border, but now... D: It's transparent between the table cells and it looks awkward.
D: Can you help me?
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#postform table {
background: #000000;
border: 5px solid #000000;
}
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