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#1 2006-01-01 12:46:52
- TheUsability
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4.0.3: comment_remember producing crap in Safari
comment_remember seems to be producing crap in Safari (last version). The checkbox is inserted into the “remember”-text.
In Mozilla/Camino/Firefox, everything is okay. Is there any way to style this/edit this?
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Re: 4.0.3: comment_remember producing crap in Safari
This bug report is “crap” (to describe it in your preferred language).
We need some specifics to work with, like expected markup and actual markup. Or is your iusse with the css? I can’t tell from your description. If you want to make a suggestion on what works in Safari (and it doesn’t break in the other browsers), I’ll be glad to make the necessary changes.
Viewing the html-source should show the checkbox of having an id of “remember”, which you can style with CSS. If you need more help with that, don’t hesitate to ask.
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#3 2006-01-01 14:35:13
- TheUsability
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Re: 4.0.3: comment_remember producing crap in Safari
Sorry for using the word “crap”, but it just looks like “crap” ;)
What’s inserted when I’m using txp:comment_remember is this:
< input type=“checkbox” name=“forget” value=“1” id=“forget” / >< label for=“forget”>Vergessen< /label >
I don’t style “forget” in any way. What happens is that the checkbox is directly inserted into the word “Forget”.
Last edited by TheUsability (2006-01-01 14:38:01)
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Re: 4.0.3: comment_remember producing crap in Safari
Try giving the input#forget and input#remember selectors a margin-right attribute in your CSS.
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#5 2006-01-01 16:04:07
- TheUsability
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Re: 4.0.3: comment_remember producing crap in Safari
Interestingly, a selector called “remember” doesn’t seem to be used at all. I only got “forget” in my source (see markup above)
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Re: 4.0.3: comment_remember producing crap in Safari
Once you #forget, you will have the chance to #remember, again. <small>(I am planning a year of poetic posting vocabulary :-)</small>
I.e., check “Forget” once to make “Remember” reappear.
Last edited by wet (2006-01-01 20:36:28)
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#7 2006-01-01 20:47:54
- TheUsability
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Re: 4.0.3: comment_remember producing crap in Safari
Ah, sweet, got it ;) (At least the #remember + #forget thing. CSS Styling still doesn’t look good.)
Last edited by TheUsability (2006-01-01 20:50:24)
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