First of all, thanks for this theme. It inspired me to finally re-launch my tiny web development blog.
I like to use <pre><code>
for multiline code blocks. Doing so causes the code snippet styles to run amok, particularly the more colourful ones. The fix for the Simple style is easy, just add a declaration like this:
pre code { padding: 0; }
The other styles are more complex due to the background colours and so on.
References:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/grouping-content.html#the-pre-element
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11742907/why-does-html5-recommend-put...
With just <pre>
:
With <pre><code>
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Comments
Comment #1
bryanbraun CreditAttribution: bryanbraun commentedThanks for the detailed bug report (links, screenshots, and everything!). I've updated the CSS files and fixed the issue in the latest dev branches of 6.x-1.x and 7.x-1.x.
Comment #2
star-szrThanks! I have a couple more issues to post (with patches), and the way you handled this one is really encouraging :)
Comment #3
star-szrBy the way, it's good form the cite the issue # in your commits, Dreditor helps with this by providing a "Create commit message" button. This provides a good base for your commit messages.
Comment #4
bryanbraun CreditAttribution: bryanbraun commentedThanks for the advice. And feel free to post more issues (and patches) as you find rough spots in the theme. Closing this issue as fixed.
Comment #4.0
bryanbraun CreditAttribution: bryanbraun commentedAdd thank you :)