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1answer
25 views
Disallow posting of new questions?
I'm developing a site that is only meant to have questions posted by an administrator. SE doesn't support this usage at the moment, so I'm hoping someone can help me with a quick …
1
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1answer
40 views
Css for the stackoverflow
Problem being that i dont know the div names, so can any one help me out solving this issue and provide me the list of divs..
Actually need to change the background color, like th …
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1answer
35 views
“Ask Question” page looks bad on IE6/7 when notification bar is displayed
When the notification bar (e.g. "First time here?") is displayed, the whole page is supposed to move 2.5 ems down to make room for the bar. On IE6 and IE7, some form elements are n …
0
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1answer
20 views
AdSense leaderboard misaligned on IE6/7 when notification bar is displayed
When the notification bar (e.g. "First time here?") is displayed, the whole page is supposed to move 2.5 ems down to make room for the bar. On IE6 and IE7, the AdSense leaderboard …
5
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0answers
20 views
Use percentages instead of absolute widths in CSS where possible
While tweaking my site layout to accommodate a wider sidebar, I'm having to override far more than I thought I would. This is because many of the widths are specified exactly, as o …
4
votes
3answers
60 views
Cannot use “+” in css … it gets converted to a space
It seems like the symbol + in the custom css is automatically replaced by a space. For example, if I add the custom css
h1 + h2 { margin-top: -5mm }
(so that extra space is remo …
3
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2answers
67 views
An alternative (CSS) solution to reduced advertising spots?
Instead of dictating which spots are visible to seasoned users or non-newusers, it might make more sense to insert the CSS for seasoned users.
.newuser {
display: none;
}
Th …
1
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0answers
11 views
Add wiki status to the answers div
The div that contains the number of answers in the status box has the following CSS styles:
unanswered
answered
answered-accepted
I propose adding a "wiki" class as well. I wa …
6
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1answer
82 views
Feature Request: Missing HTML ID attributes on SE’s standard header links (for CSS styling)
Today the standard elements in SE sites' headers (new-message icon, username, rep score, badges, login/logout, mod, and tools) don't have HTML IDs we can use to easily style them w …
0
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1answer
28 views
CSS Verification Question for Beta 6 v2
Before the update, custom css was labeled as theme.css. Seems it has now become just css.css. Are theme.css and css.css now merged? Will that assumption be correct? Thanks.
2
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1answer
60 views
Is it possible to alter stack-exchange.css and theme.css directly?
Instead of using the custom CSS box under the Themes tab, is it possible to just alter the CSS files directly?
Is it possible to change any of site's pages directly?
2
votes
2answers
33 views
Can I use a css file hosted on my domain?
Can I put in the a link to another css file www.mydomain.com/mycss.css which gets loads (assuming last) to modify.
The reason is that way I can just work with a local text-editor …
7
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1answer
54 views
missing HTML ID attributes on modules (related questions, recent tags, etc.)
Some but not all of the modules (CSS class = "module") on SE pages have HTML ID attributes which can be used to customize CSS styles for partiuclar modules. The missing IDs makes …
2
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1answer
45 views
Bug: CSS for Beta 6 v2
UPDATE: I see what's happening. The changes in Custom CSS show at bottom of page under /* Custom Styles */ comment within css.css. See below.
I guess it's time to edit and clean i …
2
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1answer
30 views
Why is the “First time here?” message so low-contrast, and how do you change it?
I'm not sure what to call them (system messages, or is that something else?), but the colored message bars that display across the top of the screen, including "First time here? Ch …