Missing Style Properties

[Adam Howard]

The Following have no (zero) style properties which affect their coloring. So you could either call them missing or not working (irrelevant ?)

On the help page

index.php?help/bb-codes




index.php?help/smilies




On the help page and also found on index.php?account/personal-details

 

[Adam Howard]

Moderator bar also seems to have no property settings outside of using extra.css

 

[Adam Howard]

When viewing a thread (thread view).

 

[Adam Howard]

 

[Adam Howard]

^ the counter on status updates (text coloring).

 

[Adam Howard]

What I like to call as "gray text" which can be found all over the site for different reasons, places, and pages seems to only be change able on Style Properties: Color Palette

@dimmedTextColor

@mutedTextColor

@faintTextColor

When clearly they need their own properties else where.

 

[Jake Bunce]

True. Many parts of the style are not contained in style properties. Rather their CSS definitions are "hard-coded" in the CSS templates. Not really a bug. This could qualify as a suggestion though, so moving to appropriate forum.

In general the expectation should be that all major style elements have properties or make use of properties (e.g. color swatches). Creating separate properties for minor elements probably isn't effective.

 

[Adam Howard]

True. Many parts of the style are not contained in style properties. Rather their CSS definitions are "hard-coded" in the CSS templates. Not really a bug. This could qualify as a suggestion though, so moving to appropriate forum.

In general the expectation should be that all major style elements have properties or make use of properties (e.g. color swatches). Creating separate properties for minor elements probably isn't effective.

I would have to disagree....

Some of those have proper settings, but do not do anything ... ie... bug

 

[Jake Bunce]

Some of those have proper settings, but do not do anything ... ie... bug

What proper settings? Which ones?

 

[Shelley]

True. Many parts of the style are not contained in style properties. Rather their CSS definitions are "hard-coded" in the CSS templates. Not really a bug. This could qualify as a suggestion though, so moving to appropriate forum.

In general the expectation should be that all major style elements have properties or make use of properties (e.g. color swatches). Creating separate properties for minor elements probably definitely isn't effective.

Corrected.