Author Topic: civicrm.css in Joomla (Read 2014 times)

lcdweb · January 05, 2010, 05:37:20 am

civicrm.css, line 44, unnecessarily shrinks the font in Joomla installs. can we move that to drupal.css so that it doesn't impact Joomla?

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#crm-container tr {
  font-size: .95em;
}

kylejaster · January 05, 2010, 08:50:10 am

My preference would be to leave it in (as it's a 1 line override for anybody who hates it) - but it fits with the general typographic convention to use slightly smaller text in tables/blockquotes etc... for legibility reasons. I've discussed with a local typographic guru, and he agress that slightly smaller is slightly better

This fits (in my mind) with the stated goal of sensible defaults+easy overrides.

So I guess I'm arguing that it "necessarily enough" shrinks the font (in all versions).ß

That said, I'm not married to it.

lcdweb · January 05, 2010, 09:24:46 am

Joomla has a standard admin interface (it's a great concept for you Drupalers out there) -- and Civi fonts are already sized pretty small -- 8 or 9px in many cases. Not that this line of css makes a huge difference, but it definitely makes some difference.

Actually, what we did in previous versions was reset the font in joomla.css -- see line 36. But the content id has been renamed so it's not kicking in. Can you change that to:

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#crm-container #crm-content tr, #crm-container #crm-content tr td {
  font-size: 1em;
}

And I would still argue that rather than set this style in civicrm.css and override it in joomla.css, we should move it to drupal.css, since that's the only place it's desired.

kylejaster · January 05, 2010, 01:22:16 pm

agreed on the standard admin interface (people are working on it for drupal7).

it's proper CSS "form" to set a default body text size, which is what the .95em is calculated off of.

after a quick discussion with lcdweb offline, i've committed a quick fix in joomla.css, that returns the text-size fix functionality that was omitted by other fixes in 3.1.

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