Re: <readmore> for [Anonymous Monk] renders with a background, how about only an outline?

[thomas895]

in reply to <readmore> for [Anonymous Monk] renders with a background, how about only an outline?

If it bothers you, change it in your CSS, by adding something like so:

div.readmore {
    background-color: inherit;
    border: solid 1px #333;
    padding: 3px; /** Add a little space, or the line is against the f
+irst and last character **/
}

Of course, you must be a registered user for this to work.

[Anonymous Monk]

Of course, you must be a registered user for this to work.

My suggestion was to edit /css/common.css and replace

div.readmore {background-color: #eee;} 

with

div.readmore { border: medium solid #000; } 

[ambrus]

I'm using a similar CSS rule that adds a green bar on the left hand side of readmored content. Note that I'm using a black background with bright grey text – the color might not work well on a bright background.

div.readmore { background-color: transparent; padding-left: 2px; borde
+r-left-width: 2px; border-left-color: #080; border-left-style: solid 
+}

Here's a readmore and a snapshot of my whole user CSS.

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