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- springofdark
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Now the dlmanager tweak options menu works however it has no effect, even if i disable buttons they still appear however they are always disabled ie unclickable. Dom inspector says that each of the white boxes are of textbox-input class or a textbox or something like that i dont really know css .
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both mentioned bugs were just fixed and uploaded...this one will be more tricky...
Here is the issue. The .js that called these various options has a set path in the DOM...since I changed the path by modifying the XUL, the function breaks. I just need to go into the javascript and work through this. Unfortunately, I'm not very good at all at javascript (I am a designer...blah blah blah). I'll look it over tomorrow.
oOo thank you for the tidbit on the text-input boxes! Now I really understand where those are coming from!
Overall, thank you for all the diligent bug-searching. It is helpful to have beta testers!
Here is the issue. The .js that called these various options has a set path in the DOM...since I changed the path by modifying the XUL, the function breaks. I just need to go into the javascript and work through this. Unfortunately, I'm not very good at all at javascript (I am a designer...blah blah blah). I'll look it over tomorrow.
oOo thank you for the tidbit on the text-input boxes! Now I really understand where those are coming from!
Overall, thank you for all the diligent bug-searching. It is helpful to have beta testers!
- f4lc0n
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Its also helpful to have developers who respond very quickly and listen to user input so thank you very much.springofdark wrote:Overall, thank you for all the diligent bug-searching. It is helpful to have beta testers!
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By the way, Kevin, do you still happen to have the checkbox and radio button graphics from the original release lying around somewhere (the ones without the double borders)? I just realized that I kinda prefer them... [EDIT: Eh, never mind, I found 'em.]
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I should let you know that I am not going to have time to work on the themes tonight...perhaps tomorrow. (I'm caught up in another project at the moment - that I've been putting off far too long) I know I promised yesterday, and for that, I apologize. I will dig up the css when I have a chance (I was wondering why I never saw the "play" button)
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By the way, Kevin, do you still happen to have the checkbox and radio button graphics from the original release lying around somewhere (the ones without the double borders)?
Scratch that, I just realized that all the old graphics are still embedded in your theme.
I should let you know that I am not going to have time to work on the themes tonight...perhaps tomorrow. (I'm caught up in another project at the moment - that I've been putting off far too long) I know I promised yesterday, and for that, I apologize.
Nonsense, you more than deserve the break. Heck, have a week off.
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And when you get around to another update, could you replace the old spinning arrow #sidebar-throbber with the new one (on dark grey)?
This should do it:
This should do it:
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#sidebar-throbber[loading="true"] {
list-style-image: url("chrome://global/skin/subskin/throbber16-animdk.gif") !important;
margin: 2px 2px 0px !important;
display: block !important;
height: 16px !important;
width: 16px !important;
}