2010-08-10, 06:39 PM
postbit:
postbit_classic:
An issue raised in a thread on another forum, you can't apply styles that affect specifically the postbit as there's no way to reference it.
That's only going to work for the postbit, not postbit_classic, there's no way of applying something like this to the postbit_classic template. If it's in one, it should be in both, for consistency as well as customisability.
I know that if this was changed in an update it would technically mean the template would need to be reverted to default and this template often gets edited, but it's a very minor change so wouldn't need to be a compulsory revert (I mean people often don't revert templates to default anyway but that's another matter), but it would mean the code's there for people who want to use it.
<div class="post_body" id="pid_{$post['pid']}">postbit_classic:
<div id="pid_{$post['pid']}" style="padding: 5px 0 5px 0;">An issue raised in a thread on another forum, you can't apply styles that affect specifically the postbit as there's no way to reference it.
.post_body a:link {
color: #026CB1;
text-decoration: none;
}That's only going to work for the postbit, not postbit_classic, there's no way of applying something like this to the postbit_classic template. If it's in one, it should be in both, for consistency as well as customisability.
I know that if this was changed in an update it would technically mean the template would need to be reverted to default and this template often gets edited, but it's a very minor change so wouldn't need to be a compulsory revert (I mean people often don't revert templates to default anyway but that's another matter), but it would mean the code's there for people who want to use it.