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I don't want to call this a final release, yet. There are a lot of display problems concerning Internet Explorer (which I'm sick of! and won't be fixing issues for <7</strong> - official statement). But all you wise Firefox/Safari/Opera users may download and install it :] - I'm pretty sure there shouldn't be any major (or even minor - I hope!) problems. But if you find any, please report them. I'll try to fix them as soon as possible.
As for IE 7, I'll prepare some hacks tomorrow. Now I'm going to sleep :]
I hope you'll like it ;-)
This is with KHTML 3.5.9. With Firefox 3 its a little better.
The issue is that the username is to long. With the English language file you have 11 characters for the username. But its reduced by 4 characters with the German file. The values are approximated with KHTML... in Firefox is somehow more space.
In vanilla.css (line 420) change the width of
#Discussions li ul.LastCommentto whatever suit your needs.
user: test9
pass: test9
Now the default picture won't be shown after you set your own :] You might want to just upload account_profile.php file - nothing else was changed in v1.1
My "Sticky Order" extension uses the "Form" id without a (defined) class, and the "legend" element shows up funny:
Generic form pic
<div id="Form" class="StickyOrder"> <fieldset> <legend>'.$this->Context->PageTitle.'</legend>Contrast this with the Settings or "Contact Form" pages:
Settings form pic
<div id="Form" class="Settings Help"> <fieldset> <legend>About Settings</legend>"Contact Form" form pic
<div id="Form" class="Account ContactForm"> <fieldset> <legend>Contact</legend>The issue (I believe) is that the generic #Form id doesn't add any padding to the "legend", but adds 10px worth of padding to the "form" element. All of the various #Form.(classes) fix the issue by adding the 10px worth of padding (and sometimes changing the color).
So, you probably want to change the generic [#Form legend] to include the padding. ([#PostPage #Form.AddComments legend] is the only place I see that doesn't include the padding, so you could just override that one the padding in that one class.) Actually, you may want to add the padding to the #Form itself, and take it away from the [#Form form] element.
I, personally, would also add the color change to [#Form legend], and go through the various #Form.classes and override the color if needed.
I knew that at some point there will be a problem with forms and legends... I'll have to rewrite some classes and I think it'd be better if I installed a few extensions and made some testing so don't expect the fix to be ready today.
Thank you for your interest!
In the meantime, I'm releasing another version with some fixes:
- set min-height for blockquote
- fixed icon width in comments
- user icon on the account page is now centered
- added a few icons (see screenshot below)