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I've just installed Manager with a theme that has a CSS such as
a { font-weight: bold }
I made manager links bold, with a bad result. The following CSS rule:
{ font-weigth: normal !important }
must be inserted into manager
Comments
Comment #1
franzCSS issue...
Comment #2
danillonunes CreditAttribution: danillonunes commentedI don't know if is a good approach to force some styles just because they can be override by a theme. I can add a "font-weight: normal" now, but tomorrow some theme can set a "font-style: italic" for all links and Manager will be "broken" again; or a "background-color", or a "text-transform", or whatever; and well, we can't take care about every CSS property.
IMHO, if a theme developer sets a property in every "a" elements, that is it he should get. If Manager (or another module) looks bad with this style, maybe the themer should think about use something more specific for their CSS selector, or even use a specific fix for Manager if he knows what he is doing.
Comment #3
danillonunes CreditAttribution: danillonunes commentedAdded "font-weight: normal" without "!important".