Strange things going on with colors
Today I discovered that all of the titles in my weblog went black, but only with my Opera Browser. I made long research until I discovered, that in some of the CSS notations the "#" before a color is missing.
After changing the color in the preferences it was normal again, but then some others, namely the hover-link colors and the body background color started to loose their "#".
Here's an example. In the Source Code (as the browser shows it) of my weblog the body-notation in the CSS is this:
body, td { background-color: FFFFFF; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 10pt; color: #000000; }
The styleshheet-skin proofs that the colors are inserted from the preferences using a macro:
body, td { background-color: <% site.bgcolor %>; font-family: <% site.textfont %>; font-size: <% site.textsize %>; color: <% site.textcolor %>; }
But i am not able to enter the colors in the prefernces including a "#". So there must be a but somewhere. As sometimes this "#" gets lost.
The only way would be to write the colors to the stylesheet manually, but thats not the sense of the macros.
kerleone
Well, I found already some answers here:
http://help.antville.org/stories/559130/
It seems the problem still exists.But I managed it by switching off Javascript and then enter "#" manually in the preferences. This way the javascript controlling the fields is not working and the correct color could be entered with "#".
blue
i had the same probleme and also changed the colours direktly in the stylesheet.
kerleone
I think I have to do this also, as after entering a "#" all colors got shortened one char.
0000ff
posted this 2 weeks ago... the serious problem is, that mozilla appears to ignore 5 digit color codes. solutions (beside a bug fix): try to use real color names (white, black, red, blue, etc.) if applicable and names are short enough, or use 3 digit color codes, or don't use the pref screen at all and hardcode the values in skins:stylesheet.