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Update adminer.css #40
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Fix to more visual bugs as asked in #38
I have to admit this is a quick and elegant solution for both of your problems... but it uses advanced CSS selectors that might not work in IE <= 8. Moreover as it is a quick work I didn't take time to test in different browser. It is OK for the last version of Firefox but I have no idea for other browser 😕 |
The solution for this one is pretty obvious. I'm sorry I didn't understand what was the problem in your previous comment. It's about a feature I don't use and so I never saw the bug before. So, the problem comes from the #menu p declaration at line 297 of my diff. You have to play with the white-space declaration. If you remove it or declare it as normal (white-space: normal;) you will get this display: If you declare it as pre (white-space: pre;) you will get this display: I let you choose the best solution :) |
Hold on.... in fact the bug is more complicated than I thought. There is a lot of hidden dependance under #menu p. For now my previous comment do not fix anything (in fact, it's more like it destroys things). Just tell me which of the two above solution you prefer and I'll come later with the right solution. |
Ok, this one should fix the bug as in my second picture.
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Ok, so my last commit 1bf40fd should do the job. |
I've found the problem and fixed it. It was because of not enough specific selector. |
Fix to more visual bugs as asked in #38