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Deluge Siphon CSS spilling over into unrelated page CSS and breaking #44

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nicholascowan opened this issue Jan 30, 2017 · 8 comments
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@nicholascowan
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When I use Sonarr the modal CSS is being overwritten by injected stylesheets within Deluge Siphon, I think the latest changes to the CSS where the parent selector was removed is causing undesirable effects.

Either way, I had to disable Deluge Siphon until this is resolved.

@kolinger
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kolinger commented Jan 30, 2017

I have same problem. Siphon injecting set of styles to .modal class. This will result in broken websites. Disabling deluge siphon fixes issue.

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@sbussetti
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sbussetti commented Jan 30, 2017 via email

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bjammin commented Jan 30, 2017

I also have this problem with the .modal class being injected and breaking various web sites.

Also happening in 0.70.9

@sbussetti
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Ugh -- somehow (by somehow I mean I made a mistake), the original jquery-modal css got into the package and not my modified copy that scopes all the selectors under a unique identifier.

I just pushed a new version with what I thought was in there all along. Sorry folks.

@kolinger
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kolinger commented Jan 30, 2017

Problem solved for me (0.71.0).

Thank you!

@sbussetti
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@kolinger thanks for reporting fixed status. Again apologies for the oversight. I did basically a total rewrite for 0.7x and I'm still getting things stabilized.

@nicholascowan
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@sbussetti @kolinger Thanks for quick resolution.

@bjammin
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bjammin commented Jan 30, 2017

Fixed for me in 0.71 too. Thanks for the quick response!

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