Small correction needed in CSS

I think there needs to be a correction to the CSS

.bold_blue_large, .bold_blue_large:visited and .bold_blue_large:hover

There should be an "a" infront of them like this:

a.bold_blue_large, a.bold_blue_large:visited

a.bold_blue_large:hover

Yes?

And also: right.tlp references the class "#tablerow2" but this doesn't exist in the CSS. This should actually be

Code:

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#tablerow2 td {background-color:#yourcolorhere;color:#yourcolorhere}

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and

Code:

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#tablerow1 td {background-color:#yourcolorhere;color:#yourcolorhere}

---

We will fixed on next release.

Other classes I noticed missing from the CSS:

.style1 (referenced on header.tpl)

.text_blue (referenced on right.tpl)

#divShowuser (referenced on right.tpl)

#tblViewVoteResult (referenced on right.tpl)

#tblPResult (referenced on right.tpl)

#divShowVoting (referenced on right.tpl)

#tblvote (referenced on right.tpl)

#counter_group_videos (referenced on groups_home.tpl)

#divComments (referenced on view_video.tpl)

#divComResult1 (referenced on view_video.tpl)

#divComResult2 (referenced on view_video.tpl)

#comm_result_0 (referenced on user.tpl)
#comm_result_1 (referenced on user.tpl)
#del_comment (referenced on user.tpl)
#no_comments (referenced on user.tpl)

Great finds.

Thanks. It's been quite the task.

I'm going through all the class="blahblahblah" statements in the html to see where they are in the CSS so that I can make changes to the CSS.

My mission is to attempt template modifications stricktly by accessing the CSS only and not any of the html in any of the pages, but alas, one must modify at least the header.tpl, footer.tpl and right.tpl pages for certain components (like the background color of the tables in some places). So, when I run across anything not in the CSS, I'll be posting it here.

Template modifications would be so much easier if all the stuff was in CSS instead of in the html.

haha. I'm the exact opposite. I prefer the basic html over the css. I guess it's just because I knew that before style sheets were invented, so it's a matter of being more comfortable with it. When I'm old, I'll probably be one of those really stubborn guys that refuses anything new. lol

Oh, I can totally understand the "comfort zone" concept. :wink:

The problem for me is whenever an update for a script comes out. This sometimes affects the templates. Any templates that have been modified will have to be re-modified. This is a gianormous pain in the patootie. CSS eliminates that. Also, it's my understanding that CSS makes pages load faster.

I learned html before CSS got popular and started learning CSS because of the benefits. It actually makes changing things super easy. I'm definately a big CSS fan now.

My next goal is to learn php...some day...