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Make links in downvoted posts be grey, just like the text
Downvoted posts are nicely rendered some sort of greyish. However, links are not. That makes links in such posts stand out even more.
If there is some wish list for minor CSS tweaks: maybe make the ...
32
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1answer
269 views
Please remove the daily reputation gap
Call me anal, but this recently introduced margin-bottom:15px; in #subheader on the questions list is really disturbing me. Okay, maybe I'd get used to it, but then at least do it on all four sites, ...
24
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2answers
224 views
Visited links should be more visible
(This is mainly for Stack Overflow, I did not check out color schemes on the other sites.)
I don't think the current style for visited links on Stack Overflow posts is very nice. The text is black ...
21
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1answer
130 views
Can your accepted answer be denoted by proper class name rather then the inline style?
Only noticed this in www.stackoverflow.com at the moment, not sure about meta,superuser,or serverfault.
When using Stylish in Firefox or Chrome Stylist in Chrome there is no way to apply a style to ...
15
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3answers
314 views
Can c# comments be green and not light gray?
I'm pretty sure just about everybody in the universe who codes c# has configured their code comments to be green. In fact, I don't know any language where people tend to color their comments in ...
15
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1answer
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Stack Overflow CSS only contains platform-specific border-radius definitions
I've recently switched from Firefox to Opera, and I've noticed that certain elements, for example, .bounty-award, do not have rounded corners anymore. Delving into the CSS reveals that only ...
13
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1answer
86 views
Could “code” in chat (markdown with backquotes) change the background like on the main site?
In chatting, I've taken to using bold to format code. This is because it does not stand out very well if the only thing that changes is a fixed-width font. For instance:
But it seems that if CSS ...
12
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3answers
519 views
<kbd /> elements are still intrusive
I have just edited this post where OP is apparently not afraid to talk about his kbd.
Now look at that mess. F1s fighting each other...
I'm not a CSS person, but think that making he ...
12
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0answers
72 views
Add answered-novotes CSS class to answers column
When I scan the front page of Stack Overflow, I habitually look for non-green boxes for opportunities to answer questions. Would it be helpful to differentiate between questions that have answers with ...
12
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0answers
211 views
Search box is not friendly with dark OS themes
The search box in the top right of the sites has a white background explicitly declared. If you are using a dark theme for your OS, the default text colour is often white or near white, making it ...
10
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2answers
339 views
Make textareas (vertically) resizable
As noted in several question here on Meta, resizing a textarea horizontally used to break the pages layout:
Prevent the post text area from being obscured by the sidebar when resized
Format and ...
10
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2answers
321 views
Try this CSS snippet to make StackOverflow look better
Add this to the very bottom of StackOverflow's style sheet (or use stylish to test it)
a,div {-moz-border-radius:3px;-khtml-border-radius:3px;-webkit-border-radius:3px;}
It instantly will soften ...
9
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1answer
106 views
<hr/>'s do not get rendered in deleted answers
I'm sure this is a very low priority bug, but as you can see here, it appears that <hr/>'s are not getting rendered in deleted answers (although, the extra vertical space still exists):
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9
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0answers
227 views
Please add -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch to code blocks and other overflown elements
-webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch is an iOS-specific CSS feature that enables native momentum-based scrolling on overflown elements.
Without it, scrolling just feels bad on iOS devices. Those who ...
8
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1answer
103 views
Un-fade low-score answers on rollover or click
Answers with low scores are faded out. This is good. However, it would be nice to have the ability to temporarily un-fade such answers should we want to have an easier time reading them (for example, ...
