css

I created my own generic css reset for drupal. Is there one out there that is commonly used?

For example I hate how system.css adds a border-bottom to tbody, I always reset tbody to have border-bottom: none;

These things maybe are dependent on project but there should be a generic drupal reset css out there?

Cheers,
-justin

Merhabalar,

Gruba ilk mesajım. Umarım bundan sonra da katkım olur.

Benim şöyle bir problemim var;

Oluşturduğum bir içerik türünde 'imagefield' bulunuyor (imagecache ayarları ile) Bu yolla içerik türüne istediğim kadar imaj ekleyebiliyorum. Lightbox ile de tıklanınca büyük halini görebiliyorum.

Fakat eklediğim imajlar üstüste ekleniyor. Bunların yanyana görünmesi ve aralarında en azından biraz boşluk olmasını istiyorum

Bu konuda
http://drupal.org/node/324402 başlığı ve altında yazılanları okudum. Ama sanırım uygulayamadım.

I posted a preliminary patch over issue queue http://drupal.org/node/395116 to stir a discussion whenever we need CSS reset in core and how core CSS setup -- file structure, rulesets etc -- should look like in D7. reset.css proposal is could be the first step in having decent CSS framework in core -- or if that is not gonna happen, just enforce some sensible CSS practices.

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I managed to get Drupal 6.9 running on my site (hooray) and am now looking at constructing a theme.

The basic design spec for the theme calls for 21 cells of identical height and width, floating in three equally-spaced columns having a total width of 800 pixels.

Drupal gives me the choice of defining the basic layout with either a cascading style sheet (CSS) or an HTML table.

My big question relates to the performance of a template using an HTML Table vs. a CSS:

(1) Will Drupal serve a page faster with a layout having a CSS design, or with an HTML Table design?

I would really like to understand this issue better - http://drupal.org/node/58941

As Webchick says "If 1/50th of the people complaining that this isn't fixed yet actually put some energy into reading the copious documentation cross-linked here and creating said patch, this probably would've made it into Drupal 4.7."

So, I'd like some other opinions about the difference between:

In a recent WCAG 2.0 presentation I was attending it was stressed that websites should not be using the same text to link to different URL's. So, with a generic Drupal blog when the teaser node produces 10 or so "Read more", "Add new comment" or "Send to friend" links, each going to unique URLs for the corresponding post it becomes very difficult for screen readers to navigate.

In an accessibility blog post I wrote about quick accessibility enhancements, I described an easy way to make the Read more link more descriptive. I believe it's also got some both SEO & click through advantages too.

Hej, Nu har jag ett problem som jag är osäker på om det är Drupal relaterat eller ej.
Men jag håller på att bygga en sajt och använder temat: Amity Island for Drupal 6.x

Menyerna är sk flikar som sticker upp (lite grafiskt) och är "byggda" i style.css. För att ändra färgerna lite, så ändrar jag i style.css, de fungerar ofta bra.
Men ibland kollapsar menyn och blir en slags textmeny istället för den "fina" grafiska när jag ändrat en färg eller bakgrundsbild.

Hi,

I'm trying to compile a set of CSS classes for using in WYSIWYG editors to let users choose different fonts, but these classes would have to be as cross-browser / cross-platform as possible.

Here's a site with lots of information about this subject:

http://www.codestyle.org/css/font-family/index.shtml

And here's what I have compiled to date:


.font-arial {
font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif;
}
.font-lucida {
font-family: "Lucida Sans Unicode", "Lucida Grande", Lucida, sans-serif;
}
.font-tahoma {
font-family: Tahoma, sans-serif;
}

I'm working on a project that involves refactoring a content site while upgrading from Drupal 4.x to 5.x. One of the pieces I thought would be somewhat easy—displaying recent posts from blog feeds—has turned into a roadblock.

The desired outcome is to have the latest post from each of several external (i.e., non-Drupal) blogs show up such that the title of the blog links to the blog and the title of the post links to the post.

Let me describe where we started, what we tried, and where we wound up.