[thesite] test.evolt.org change fyi

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> From: ".jeff" <jeff at members.evolt.org>
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> > However, I think that's "WRONG" .. and that was what I
> > was trying to convey when I was talking about
> > maintaining some sort of "stability", "consistency",
> > etc. with the CSS files, i.e. maintaining a consistent
> > look and feel.
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> i see what you're trying to say, but what if the author is purposely
> trying to get a different look and feel by either making a bar across
> the page by making the background-color for pagetitle1 and pagetitle2
> the same or by eliminating that bar altogether by making those
> background-colors the same as main?

not to mention we've been down this road... remember, i had 
originally tried to keep that consistency in design, regardless of 
colors, by creating hard-coded relationships between classes so 
the style changer couldn't override them...

but that's not how it got built... (yes, i'm still in disagreement on 
how it got implemented)

given that it's been built the way it is, we need to just leave it up to 
the user to do whatever he/she wants...

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> > Wasn't it you that said I couldn't alter an author's
> > CSS?  I think I should ... especially to make sure PT1
> > has been modified, i.e. that it has not been left as the
> > background content colour. In which case we can use
> > that.
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> i do understand where you're coming from, but i still feel that
> altering the css values is wrong and should be avoided.  changing
> those values, no matter the reason, is altering the stylesheet
> author's intended result.

i agree... changing the CSS because *you* feel it is wrong is just 
bad karma... the CSS author would have reason to be pissed... 
he/she did it for reason, and who are we to say it shouldn't be that 
way?  if we really think the identity is more important, then we 
shouldn't have allowed them that much control to begin with...