You need to add the following:
.hiddenrow{
display: none;
}
(2010-05-19, 02:29 PM)Nitrus Wrote: [ -> ]You need to add the following:
.hiddenrow{
display: none;
}
Bingo!
Thanks very much.
@Nitrus:Thanks a lot
Sorry for posting this thread.
(2010-05-19, 09:17 AM)StefanT Wrote: [ -> ]The upgrader doesn't update the theme, just the templates?
Hm, we should have the upgrade process update the default CSS as well.
I think so.. especially if there are new classes.
(2010-05-19, 08:54 PM)Ryan Gordon Wrote: [ -> ]Hm, we should have the upgrade process update the default CSS as well.
But you have no access to the default CSS without removing your custom global.css...
Is it possible to add the new css classes to all existing themes?
(2010-05-20, 08:14 AM)StefanT Wrote: [ -> ]But you have no access to the default CSS without removing your custom global.css...
Is it possible to add the new css classes to all existing themes?
Please not! The updater can update the default theme and template but it should not touch my custom themes...
How do you want to find the changes?
I suggested just to add the new css classes without touching the rest.
I find them with diff (of the old 1.4 and the new 1.6 css).
Yes, but that is not easy for new users.
