author=Irog Adding !important flags didn't change anything. Removing the !important on #content color made the color of the developer name, engine name and gender turn to green and turn "Save", "Quote", "Hide", "Report" back to default.
That's weird, I injected what I posted above into the CSS of your gameprofile (how my browser renders it, not any admin shit or anything like that) and that got it to work fine.
Checking your gameprofile I see the developer/engine/genre link as green and the user action links as yellow right now. This is with the !important removed from the #contents a but with the !important in my horrific selectors above. Is this what you're seeing too?
What browser are you using? I tried it in my super decrepit Opera v12, Chome, and Vivaldi and the user actions are yellow in the default white box. Make sure you hard refresh too (or refresh this page, this is the link to your gameprofile's css.)
Before summary rewrite: Okay, I'm gonna remove the text wall by cutting out the excess lore info to avoid confusing newcomers and elaborating more on the attention-grabbing twists in the gameplay section. The end result should be a short and sweet summary.
It should be good to fix this page's code box colors. Either make its text black again or semitransparent/darker. I mean, all those CSS snips are kind of illegible.
.code{background:#f8f8f8;/* Or something */color:#000;/* Or something */}
How do you put a twitter embedded timeline on a gamepage again? I removed the widget while cleaning mine up, but now I'm having trouble putting it back. The generator gave me this html: (minus the stray bbcode that the code box added)
<aclass="twitter-timeline"data-theme="dark"data-link-color="#FAB81E"href="[url]https://twitter.com/invocation_[/url]">Tweets by invocation_</a><script asyncsrc="//platform.twitter.com/widgets.js"charset="utf-8"></script>
but I keep getting the error "invalid twitter embed code" when I paste it and save changes.
author=orochii It should be good to fix this page's code box colors. Either make its text black again or semitransparent/darker. I mean, all those CSS snips are kind of illegible.
.code{background:#f8f8f8;/* Or something */color:#000;/* Or something */}
Is there a way to do something similar to the color of the text and background of the "post reply" box?
The Element Inspector reads "textarea#id_body.markItUpEditor" in regards to the reply-box. I'm not exactly sure how that translates to what you would input into a CSS block!