Now I'm really getting down to the nitty-gritty!
The quickseach plugin form has an in-line style of border: 1px solid green. That green is driving me nuts. Any chance it can be dropped so that it can be styled by a template if so desired? Might be a livesearch implication here as well, not sure because I don't use it.
Quicksearch styles
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Re: Quicksearch styles
Hi!
You can override any inline style definitions by using the "!important" declaration in your CSS!
It has been removed in serendipity 1.2, BTW. But the green was there to indicate a loaded livesearch.
Best regards,
Garvin
You can override any inline style definitions by using the "!important" declaration in your CSS!
It has been removed in serendipity 1.2, BTW. But the green was there to indicate a loaded livesearch.
Best regards,
Garvin
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Re: Quicksearch styles
good point on the "!important", but glad to hear it is gone in the next release.garvinhicking wrote:Hi!
You can override any inline style definitions by using the "!important" declaration in your CSS!
It has been removed in serendipity 1.2, BTW. But the green was there to indicate a loaded livesearch.
Best regards,
Garvin
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