ElkArte TinyPortal Layout & Design

[McFly]

It's really not good when I have too much spare time ... 

I have revised the category list again and also adapted the article list in the same way. No more tables, no inline styles and similar to ELK.

[tino]

Thanks! I'll push these to github later this week.

Are all the changes included in the latest zip file? Or do I need to apply them in order.

[McFly]

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Are all the changes included in the latest zip file? Or do I need to apply them in order.

The latest zip file always contains the previous changes.

[McFly]

There is more to come! Have now finished work ...

Again a few typos. For this I have - with one exception - all replaced by the class strong. But for this to work, a bug in ELK's index.css has to be fixed first. Around the line 750 a dot has been forgotten there before the class.

[tino]

But for this to work, a bug in ELK's index.css has to be fixed first. Around the line 750 a dot has been forgotten there before the class.

We can't rely on that being fixed, so will have to have our own tp override. Or similar.

[McFly]

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We can't rely on that being fixed, so will have to have our own tp override. Or similar.

For this I have just added a class in the tp-styles. The file will be available later.

By the way, I also just found the thing with the inline styles of "tp-left/rightbarheader"! They are hidden in the HTML header as scripts. Are defined in "Subs.php" from line 75.

EDIT:

Cleaned out the CSS itself a bit and added the "strong" class.

[@rjen]

Just a warning (have not checked the css yet) but if you are using very common class names (such as strong or float left) it is advisable to create distinct class names , such as tp_strong or tp_floatleft to prevent issues with conflicting class names in themes or other mods ...

[McFly]

Just a warning (have not checked the css yet) but if you are using very common class names (such as strong or float left) ...

I definitely spent too much time in front of the monitor yesterday! Or: when you can't see the forest for the trees. 

Good that I have again slept a night over it. It is of course NOT an error in the CSS of ELK. I will revise the files again.

EDIT: Attached zip file replaced.

[McFly]

Just a small revision of the category and article list, CSS adjustment.

[tino]

Thanks, I'll get this checked in to git today hopefully!