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chakkaradeep

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#16828 29-Oct-2007 23:55
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I have done modifications to my geekzone blog and testing it via custom css staging

I have few problems with the smileys and rss picture

1) Smileys

I have changed the background of almost everything, but the smileys look odd if not white. Here is the screenshot



2) RSS

Any way that I could use my custom image for RSS ? The white background doesnt really fit if you change the background



Any ideas how to make them look neat :D




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#92999 30-Oct-2007 07:04
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Those are the default icons that TinyMCE provides - we don't have other icons...

As for the RSS feed icon, I am thinking of using a simple RSS small icon, with no border, so you can use it now as it is and it will be changed soon.

Looking at the screenshots your background is too dark and makes it harder to read the black font...




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  #93004 30-Oct-2007 07:43
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freitasm: Looking at the screenshots your background is too dark and makes it harder to read the black font...

Not to mention issues for users with the darker font colours in the CAPTCHA box (I got caught out there).




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  #93018 30-Oct-2007 09:35
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Yes, I am finding a good color combination for the background and foreground. Its on its way Laughing




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