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CSS conflict with the EmailDiscussion plugin
meadwayk
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HI @Todd,
I've been scratching my head as to why I had no option on the 'start a discussion' page to tick a box which would send the discussion to all users by email - this is courtesy of the EmailDiscussion plugin by @cdavid
I have discovered that the issue appears to be some css in your voting.css file...
The last line of your voting.css file contains this:
Form_Discussion ul.PostOptions {
display: none;
}
which is the css that hides the EmailDiscussion fucntionality (and the functionality to announce and close the discussion at time of creating it)
In my case I have simply commented out 'display:none' as I cant see how it efects your plugin in any way.
Is this css supposed to be here, and if so what purpose does it serve? With both plugins using the same scripting as far as I can tell, this I assume is a problem for anyone that uses both plugins...
I've been scratching my head as to why I had no option on the 'start a discussion' page to tick a box which would send the discussion to all users by email - this is courtesy of the EmailDiscussion plugin by @cdavid
I have discovered that the issue appears to be some css in your voting.css file...
The last line of your voting.css file contains this:
Form_Discussion ul.PostOptions {
display: none;
}
which is the css that hides the EmailDiscussion fucntionality (and the functionality to announce and close the discussion at time of creating it)
In my case I have simply commented out 'display:none' as I cant see how it efects your plugin in any way.
Is this css supposed to be here, and if so what purpose does it serve? With both plugins using the same scripting as far as I can tell, this I assume is a problem for anyone that uses both plugins...
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