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I'm using Stylish for Chrome and I want to edit Wikipedia's css style to not show the "Rate this Page" box at the end of the article. It looks like this:
<div id="mw-articlefeedback" class="articleFeedback">
</div>
What should I write in the css file to hide this box?
#mw-articlefeedback {
display: none !important;
}
You could just put the size to 0px.
#mw-articlefeedback {height:0px; width:0px;}
Or, if you have a Wikipedia account, you could simply go to My Preferences (at the top) → Appearance → and check the "Don't show the Article feedback widget on pages" box.
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I can't seem to find these anywhere. I just need the little number/letter combo (Unicode) for bootstrap 3's glyphicons so I can add one in via CSS. I know you can do it HTML, but I do not have that option in this particular instance. Below is an example of FontAwesome's Unicode for CSS for reference.
.element:before {
content: "\f000";
font-family: FontAwesome;
}
You can actually find these on the first website you get when you search for "bootstrap glyphicon unicode" on Google.
http://glyphicons.bootstrapcheatsheets.com/
Click on "Copy", underneath the glyphicon you want.
And click on "CSS Rule" in the dropdown-menu.
It will copy the CSS rule to your clipboard.
Simply paste that into your CSS file. Done.
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I am currently making a website and having trouble with font sizes. You can see a demo of what I've done at www.dweeman.com. It is happening with the phone number font size at the top right and the copyright information in the bottom left. The CSS for them both is as follows:
p.copyright {size: 0.2em;}
p.phone {size: 0.75em;}
However it seems like something else in my CSS is overriding their.
I am using third party code for my navigation. I can't see anything in the CSS that would be doing this and was looking for another eye.
You can see all this on my test website I mentioned above, but if needed I can post my stylesheet here (it is quite long).
Thanks
Quite a few issues with your site. And I really suggest reading up on how CSS selectors work. But in answer to your question.
You've set phone and copyright to have IDs. eg:
<p id="phone">
But in your CSS you've applied styles to the CLASS phone.
Change your respective P tags to:
<p class="phone"> Foo </p>
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While I open my site via Mozilla firefox, the edges of buttons is not smooth and well-rounded, I don't have this problem via IE10 or chrome, Please check the following screen-shot:
http://www.jomsocial.com/media/kunena/attachments/118027/bdbtn.jpg
What is wrong?
Regards
Maybe you need the -moz prefix, but I think that the latest Firefox version doesn't need this prefix. Take a look to this website
So your CSS rule should be like
border-radius:4px;
-moz-border-radius:4px;
-webkit-border-radius:4px;
Ps: sorry for my bad English :P
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I must implement a website css from psd file. In psd some text is in Verdana, but when I use Verdana in css it appears thicker in a browser than Verdana in the psd file. Does anyone know the reason?
Basically you can never trust that fonts are looking the same in the Web and in Photoshop. So you still have to choose the best size/weight for yourself.
The "problem" with Verdana is explained very well on this website:
http://sbpoley.home.xs4all.nl/webmatters/verdana.html
Basically Verdana appears much bigger than other fonts when used in a website, compared to other popular fonts you must use it in 85% of the size you would use Arial or Times.
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I know the solution has to be trivial, but I am just not able to figure out why the background color from my class ('highlight') is not applying to the links marked 'sniff it here'. Sometimes it seems to apply for a moment, and then disappears. See the page here:
http://www.foodsniffr.com/blog/pumpkin-cranberry-oatmeal-cookies-vegan-vegetarian-gluten-free-healthy/
Thats weird. The included light.css (which has the .highlight style) gets rewritten to I.light.css.pagespeed.cf.kioUqT0sFU.css (which lacks that style), while the style.css isn't rewritten and throws a 404. I am assuming it's a caching problem of Wordpress, and not related to CSS.