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I've noticed that every once in a while the tabs display with css class as ul.primary li a
rather than ul.primary li a .tab which throws things off a bit, making tabs display differently.
Later in the html it says, span class="tab" after the href tag so the tab related css doesn't display.
Is this a theme setting somewhere I've mistakenly clicked?
--Joseph
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Comment #1
caroltron CreditAttribution: caroltron commentedJoseph,
I'm not sure if I completely understand the issue, but I'll take a stab at it first. ul.primary li a is used to style the non-active tab element. So when you're viewing a node, the "View" tab should have a background color behind it, and the Edit should have nothing. .tab is what controls this. On my dev site it appears to be working by design, but if you're seeing something different, could you please post a screenshot?
thx
cc
Comment #2
caroltron CreditAttribution: caroltron commentedComment #3
j0e CreditAttribution: j0e commentedHi Colleen,
I would like to, but can't post a screenshot right now as I don't have access to it right now. But I can describe it in the meantime: it basically takes the tabs from say the user settings or node edit and suddenly they lose their spacing between each other, as though padding/margin is affected and the font size changes. I think if I remember correctly the grey color was displaying properly behind the active tab and non-active had no color, as it is supposed to display.
Thanks,
Joseph