Russ
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- Affected version
- 2.2 Beta 4
Inside core.less (email template):
Can this be made to inherit the block header property instead of redoing the CSS? Not sure if it's possible in the email templates.
I've never used the background gradient because the second you have dark headers mixing with the content background, it looks like this:
Additionally, I'm not sure the header link color is inheriting the actual color from the header but instead, I think it's using the link color.
Code:
.summaryBlock-header
{
font-size: @xf-fontSizeLarger;
color: @xf-majorHeadingTextColor;
background: @xf-majorHeadingBg;
background: linear-gradient(0deg, @xf-majorHeadingBg, mix(@xf-majorHeadingBg, @xf-contentBg, 50%));
border-bottom: @xf-borderSize solid @xf-borderColorLight;
border-top-left-radius: @xf-borderRadiusSmall;
border-top-right-radius: @xf-borderRadiusSmall;
padding: @xf-blockPaddingV @xf-blockPaddingH;
}
Can this be made to inherit the block header property instead of redoing the CSS? Not sure if it's possible in the email templates.
Code:
.xf- blockHeader()
I've never used the background gradient because the second you have dark headers mixing with the content background, it looks like this:
Additionally, I'm not sure the header link color is inheriting the actual color from the header but instead, I think it's using the link color.
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