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Fredo Aug 9, 2010 08:53 AM

Problem changing post heading hover color - possible CSS bug
 
Hi:
I'm new here and have donated in support of this great theme engine. I would like to report a possible bug:

I am running Atahualpa 3.4.6 under Wordpress 2.92. I had problems changing the post heading hover color. I checked other threads like http://forum.bytesforall.com/showthread.php?t=556[/url] and did not not find a resolution to my problem. My settings include:

Body -> HEADLINE Box: Links: Hover is set to red: #BA3C3C;

Style Posts and Pages -> Style Headling Box color is set to yellow:
"color: #E3A52A !important;


The yellow hover did not work. So I examined themes/atahualpa346/css.php.

Lines 871-894 declare css selectors "div.post-headline" in the order of link, visited, active, hover. My understanding is that the order must be link, visited, hover, active (LVHA - see http://www.cssdrive.com/index.php/ex..._pseudo_class/).

So I changed the code to LVHA order:

div.post-headline h1 a:link,
div.post-headline h2 a:link,
div.post-headline h2 a:visited,
div.post-headline h1 a:visited {
<?php echo $bfa_ata['post_headline_style_links']; ?>
}

div.post-headline h1 a:hover,
div.post-headline h2 a:hover {
<?php echo $bfa_ata['post_headline_style_links_hover']; ?>
}

div.post-headline h1 a:active,
div.post-headline h2 a:active {
<?php echo $bfa_ata['post_headline_style_links']; ?>
}

The above css validates in TopStyle. This fixed the problem.

Now comes the fun part. I reverted css.php to the original and the hover color problem is still fixed! So perhaps I made some other mistake in my original settings via the user interface.

However, I would still like to suggest that the LVHA order should be reviewed.


Also a question, please:
in the user interface, areas where the user enters css styles are one line in height. This is generally ok, but some areas like CSS Inserts can have a dozen lines or more of css. I would like to suggest making the input boxes multiple lines at least where it can be expected that the user might input many lines.

Is there a specific enhancement and suggestion thread?

Thank you,

Fred

juggledad Aug 9, 2010 12:30 PM

Quote:

Also a question, please:
in the user interface, areas where the user enters css styles are one line in height. This is generally ok, but some areas like CSS Inserts can have a dozen lines or more of css. I would like to suggest making the input boxes multiple lines at least where it can be expected that the user might input many lines.
this is generally caused by a plugin conflict - try disabling all teh plugins and see if you get more than one line in the options, if you do, add the plugins back in a few at a time till you find the culprit.

Fredo Aug 9, 2010 12:44 PM

Thanks! I'll check.

Fred

Fredo Aug 25, 2010 08:59 PM

I started a new topic on this issue here:
http://forum.bytesforall.com/showthr...1548#post41548


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