Last modified: 2006-07-21 04:43:37 UTC
Using Firefox, at least, legends and labels have white backgrounds, not the page's blue, in all panels of the preferences page.
Maybe it can be made transparent by default.
URL? The page should have a white background normally.
URL: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Preferences
Please ignore the above message (#3), my "bad" when editing the URL parameter. -- In most of the projects the background color for some type of pages has been changed in MediaWiki:Monobook.css but the bgcolor of the legends and labels are not changed. Has you can see on the WP:PT (http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/MediaWiki:Monobook.css) I added a code so that those elements inherit the bgcolor of the page. > .ns--1 table, .ns-6 table { background-color: inherit; } /* cor de fundo das tabelas em ns:special */ > /* Preferências */ > #preferences legend { background-color: inherit; } Since the bgcolor change on the pages is not by default, and yes changed by the admins this is not something that needs any dev work. Best regards,
Ah, that's set so light it even looks white on my screen. ;) The default monobook.css settings for legends and tables are both set to white. Is there some reason for this?
Quasi-bump. Since the last comment, the layout of Special:Preferences has changed to a grey boxed tabset; however with javascript turned off the legend-label layout returns and the elements still have an white background, now on top of their grey container rather than blue.
*** Bug 6278 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
(In reply to comment #5) > The default monobook.css settings for legends and tables are both set to > white. Is there some reason for this? Seems unlikely, since #content is also set to white. Setting it to inherit should cause no change in the default stylesheet, unless tables are used somewhere outside of #content. This *is* kind of annoying, now that it's been pointed out. (Adding a class per the dupe would be a safe way to do this, but thinking about it, probably it would be more useful to just drop the background-color specifications.)
Fixed in r15754. Thanks, Tim!