1 hypocrite Sep 10, 2013 08:16
3 chris_of_arabia Sep 10, 2013 13:38
I could be wrong, but wouldn't the "strong" tags take precidence in that situation? As mgsolipa says, it would be useful to understand which skin you're using.
4 hypocrite Sep 10, 2013 14:37
Yes, strong is taking precidence. The texts are still bolded even though I apply a CSS style.
The skin is my own custom skin. Actually the problem seems to be only with Mozilla Firefox. Google Chrome displays the navigation items correctly.
You can check this link:
http://blogit.oamk.fi/arkista-kestavyytta/
If you look at the top navigation with Etusivu, Uusimmat etc.
The first link is ok, because it does not have the strong tag in it. This happens with Mozilla Firefox.
But the next ones are not because of the strong tag which is added to the navigation items.
5 mgsolipa Sep 10, 2013 14:45
Hi @chris_of_arabia,
Strong tags not necessarily take precedence, but its behaviour also depends on the other classes defined for the skin that @hypocrite is currently using.
Take a look of this plain example: http://jsfiddle.net/DVGtm/2/
6 hypocrite Sep 10, 2013 14:51
Thanks. :) I managed to make them now evenly bold in Firefox.
7 mgsolipa Sep 10, 2013 14:59
You're welcome @hypocrite. Now I can see that your links are bolded in both Chrome and Firefox.
You could try using css. Maybe adding this to your stylesheets:
It would be great to know which skin are you currently using, in order to give you a more specific help.