is there a clean/quick way to reduce the size of the user avatar in Postbit? I am testing with a responsive style and some of my users avatar images are just "large"
Can you inspect the DOM using your browser's dev tools? As far as applying it to postbit, but not postbit legacy, you would have to check to see if different classes are used, and if not use a plugin instead to add the CSS, or modify the templates directly. I'd rather use a plugin than hack the templates.
Can you inspect the DOM using your browser's dev tools? As far as applying it to postbit, but not postbit legacy, you would have to check to see if different classes are used, and if not use a plugin instead to add the CSS, or modify the templates directly. I'd rather use a plugin than hack the templates.
i'll need to look at this further when I have a bit more time to understand this further.
Right-click is disabled for guests, and I'm not going to go through the effort of circumventing that.
If you use firefox, it will ask you if you want to prevent this page from creating additional dialogs. All you have to do is right click twice and bam it will ask you and then, you get the regular right click menus.
That URL has a user rank, not an avatar. Inspecting it did no good since it gives the classes for postbit userranks instead of postbit avatars. Without the ability to see the existing CSS there is no way to know what changes need to be made. The logical solution would be to use media queries on a "responsive" theme but that requires knowing the existing breakpoints of the theme. It does us no good to guess since we could end up doing more harm than good.
If it had been as simple as inspecting the existing CSS I would have posted a solution hours ago.