Alk Posted May 3, 2014 Report Posted May 3, 2014 It becomes apparent when you create a custom theme with stark colours to differentiate between "Navigation Text Color" and "Navigation Text Active Color" that the "Return to portal" and "Log in" buttons are back to front in their colours. To illustrate, I create a theme with these colours for the Navigation text: It appears like this: As you can see, the "Return to portal" and "Log in" buttons are using the "Navigation Text Active Color" even though they are not active (in contrast, the bar underneath is behaving correctly). When looking in the CSS (app\views\client\default\css\theme.css), if you look carefully it is apparent that it is back to front in the code. As it stands, this is how the code is: .login_sec .button a { color:#theme_navigation_text_active_color;}.login_sec .button a:hover { color:#theme_navigation_text_color;} However, it should be: .login_sec .button a { color:#theme_navigation_text_color;}.login_sec .button a:hover { color:#theme_navigation_text_active_color;} With the css corrected, the "Return to portal" and "Log in" then use the correct colours: John 1
Paul Posted May 3, 2014 Report Posted May 3, 2014 Interesting, your example looks a lot better. These buttons no longer exist in 3.2 though, so it's unlikely to be an issue going forward. Michael 1
Tyson Posted August 25, 2014 Report Posted August 25, 2014 Closing thread as not a bug in v3.2+. Michael 1
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