What is the purpose of this CSS rule ?
#tasks-view-filter-form label {
margin-bottom:-1.6em;
}
It hides the Showing 14 tasks. Filter: line.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #4 | tasks.css_.128510.patch | 605 bytes | scor |
| #3 | tasks_remove_css.patch | 573 bytes | add1sun |
Comments
Comment #1
moonray commentedWhat browser are you using? On firefox it removes the extra space between the label and the select box.
Comment #2
scor commentedOk, it's because of my theme.
I think that instead of using
something like
would make more sense as you wouldn't have to play with the negative margin.
Comment #3
add1sun commentedActually I think the only thing we need on the filter-form is this maybe this one:
#tasks-view-filter-form .form-item, #tasks-view-filter-form input {
margin-bottom:0;
}
The others really aren't necessary as far as I can see (and then the margin displays properly in FF without needing negative margins).
I've attached a patch that changes the css file to this. It displays fine for me (without extra space) on IE and FF.
Comment #4
scor commentedYour patch works fine add1sun, but I think it makes more sense to have the filter button on the same line as the drop down list. patch against HEAD attached.
Comment #5
scor commentedI forgot to mention I tried my patch on FF and IE; on my own theme, blue marine and garland.
Comment #6
scor commentedfixed in HEAD.
Comment #7
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