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Add background-color: #fff to .avatar-child #137

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@mdo mdo commented Jul 9, 2015

Recommendation from a support request; should ensure any child avatar in the pairing is visible even with a transparent background.

Recommendation from a support request; should ensure any child avatar in the pairing is visible even with a transparent background.
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Add `background-color: #fff` to `.avatar-child`
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jonrohan commented Jul 9, 2015

Why not on .avatar? I think that all .avatar-child are like this class="avatar avatar-child"

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mdo commented Jul 10, 2015

@jonrohan I didn't want to unnecessarily style all avatars given most of them appear on white anyway. If we need to later, I'm down to redo this and extend it to more avatars.

timv88 pushed a commit to timv88/primer that referenced this pull request Aug 12, 2015
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