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zotlabs 827d4c5fb0 use lock colour to indicate that permissions have been set by the software to something you might not expect rather than an exclamation mark. This may not be the best colour in this page context, but it serves the intended purpose. Perhaps orange might be less intrusive and still convey the desired information.

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align_left.css

center page content by default - css file

2015-09-11 11:56:56 +02:00

blockmode.css

essentials for creating a "block-style" list-mode page such as one might have for a pinterest-style layout. Just load view/theme/redbasic/css/blockmode.css after redbasic PCSS - you're done. We may need some other indicator besides the number of comments to indicate "click here to see the rest of the article", but we're a bit short on space so maybe a view icon will work.

2014-12-16 23:40:52 -08:00

mod_page.css

define some photo types; primarily profile photos and things, but there is room for others. Also move the "decoration" out of the mod_page.css and into fancy.css - mod_xxx.css should only specify element positions and basic layout, not "decoration". Once we get more positioning stuff moved into module and basic layout files, we can trim down the style.css a lot - as it will theoretically only have decoration. And if we use macro substitution (pcss) we should be able to ultimately change the colour, size or background in one place and be done with it. This will make life easier for theme developers.

2013-07-16 21:56:02 -07:00

narrow_navbar.css

narrow navbar css fixes

2016-09-20 15:19:13 +02:00

sloppy_photos.css

add sloppy photo setting and fix default navbar hide setting

2013-11-03 14:57:29 -08:00

style.css

use lock colour to indicate that permissions have been set by the software to something you might not expect rather than an exclamation mark. This may not be the best colour in this page context, but it serves the intended purpose. Perhaps orange might be less intrusive and still convey the desired information.

2016-12-16 19:54:07 -08:00