"Forgot password" @login.php, why is it CSS class "topmenu" ?

[Roi Danton]

It's also not a support question but I think in this forum it fits best.

Please change in later releases the CSS class of the "Forgot password" string ... all colours fit in my style, only these two words doesn't.

[Joachim Müller]

You can easily fix this for yourself: edit login.php, find

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                    <td align="center" class="tablef"><a href="forgot_passwd.php" class="topmenu">{$lang_login_php['forgot_password_link']}</a></td>and change the class - make it something like this

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                    <td align="center" class="tablef"><a href="forgot_passwd.php" class="my_custom_css_class">{$lang_login_php['forgot_password_link']}</a></td>or add the style inline like this

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                    <td align="center" class="tablef"><a href="forgot_passwd.php" style="color:red">{$lang_login_php['forgot_password_link']}</a></td>

[Roi Danton]

Hehe, got it, thx ... with this thread I intented to convince you that you change this in later versions (b/c I want to make my theme public and not everyone wants to make such changes) ... I'm hoping I'm successful with this. 

[donnoman]

I would like to take a closer look at your theme and css to determine possible changes for future coppermines, can you zip what you have so far and attach it here.

[Roi Danton]

I think it wouldn't help you much b/c I'm quite new to cpg.
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I've just removed the spacer sometimes (but thats only my opinion ... I don't like to use "blind" images, so I'm using CSS instead) and I've exchanged deprecated HTML attributes with CSS attributes ... I assume these things won't helping much. And I'm using older HTML 4 Transitional b/c of incompatibility of the IE with XHTML definitions and absolute positioned elements. :-\\
Anyway, if you are still interested, have a look over here: http://forum.coppermine-gallery.net/index.php?topic=24092.0
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[Roi Danton]

Btw, maybe you should add a script.js including the png-24 image fix for Internet Explorer in your common themes.