this.ThomasHelzle wrote:It is so weird - Ableton always was my main example for a clean, stylish and absolute consistently used design in a companies products, website and gear.
ok,the problem i was having was copying the code from inside of chrome, copying would select the code along with borders where the code was inserted.Angstrom wrote:I would suggest ou have copied he code incorrectly. The first tag "body" is probably messed up on your copy somehow. here it looks the same in both browsers.
Copy and paste it again
it looks fine now. like i said above though, when i was copying the code from inside chrome the code and the border of the code would both be selected ( i realized this when recopying the code). i think i might have a buggy extension in chrome that is effecting copying.nebulae wrote:^ ah, therein lies the disconnect...here's what Chrome looks like for me:
So perhaps you haven't done everything right according to Angstrom's instructions? Or there may be some other issue.
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body{background-color:#b7cfa3!important;color:#43423D!important;font-weight:100!important;font-size:90%;}
.searchbar a{font-size:1.2em!important;}
a, a:link{color:#43423D!important;font-weight:100!important;}
a:hover{color:#476070!important}
#pagecontent a:visited, .tablebg a:visited{color:#7F8D98!important;}
#wrapheader{padding:0!important;}
div#wrapheader div#menubar div.gensmall{display:none;}
.titles{font-weight:100!important;}
.row1,
html body.ltr div#wrapcentre div#pagecontent div table.tablebg tbody tr td.row1{background:#b0c0ff!important;}
td.row1 p.breadcrumbs a{color:#E9EAEF!important;font-weight:100!important;}
div#wrapheader div#menubar div table tbody tr.row1{background:transparent!important;box-shadow:0px 1px 1px #79858E;
color:#E9EAEF;}
html body.ltr div#wrapcentre div div table.tablebg{box-shadow:0px 1px 1px #79858E;}
div#wrapcentre div div table.tablebg tbody tr td.row1{background:transparent!important;}
.row2{background:#DFE3E6!important;}
.row3 th{background:#95A2AB!important;border-top:2px solid #808D95}
html body.ltr div#wrapcentre div#pagecontent div table.tablebg tbody tr td.row2 b.gensmall{font-size:1.2em!important;padding:10px 50px!important; }
html body.ltr div#wrapcentre div#pagecontent div table.tablebg tbody tr td.row2{}
.topicdetails{font-size:0.8em!important;color:#95A2AB!important;}
.roundedtl{font-size:1.2em;}
.profile, .roundedtl{background-image:none !important;}
th{background:#D8DDE0!important;color:#403E39!important;font-weight:100!important;font-size:1.2em;}
html body.ltr div#wrapcentre div#pagecontent table.tablebg tbody tr th{color:#43423D!important;font-size:1.2em;font-weight:100!important;}
.genmed{padding: 10px 20px!important;}
.cornerbr, .cornerbl, .cornertl{display:none!important;}
Sibanger wrote:Thanks a heap Angstrom. Really appreciate it
When you fix up the Abes main site, can you create a new category for those who have Live 8 suite & M4L ?
Full upgrade for $150 would be fine
Good one!Good guy Angstrom:Angstrom wrote:I'm doing one for the Ableton main site now I figured out this plugin.
I'm not sure if I'll bother finishing it, I'm more likely to do music tomorrow, it being Saturday.
Yeah, for me it is something like visual/brand suicide - from one of the most stylish (Audio-) Sites/Companies to "Same Same" or worse in an eye blinkH20nly wrote:this.ThomasHelzle wrote:It is so weird - Ableton always was my main example for a clean, stylish and absolute consistently used design in a companies products, website and gear.
it wasn't colorful, loud, ornate, cluttered... it might not have scaled well on devices, but that is a separate matter. when it comes to webdesign clean reaches a larger audience (whether they know why or not).
