Re: Small CSS issue

On 15-Feb-11 11:14, Richard Quadling wrote:

On 15 February 2011 10:54, Edward Akerboom <edward@infostreams.ch <mailto:edward@infostreams.ch>> wrote:

    border: 1px solid #C3ADD9;

I think ... border:none; (and no margin-left) looks nicer. Simply clicking language displayed shows the popup of available languages. For the search control, you get a cursor when you click. Both would seem to operate in an expected way, without the need for any additional styling/hinting. The big "Go" button implies that you must do something and then hit the button to confirm the choice made. Please see the attachment for a comparison of these two options. I've included the current design as well. I do agree that the search box doesn't necessarily need the extra border (although I think it would benefit from it), but I think the dropdown without the border doesn't work. Without the border the dropdown button seems to be visually detached from the selected language - floating in mid-air as you will. A small bit of hinting here removes that impression.

Hope this helps, Best, Ed -- infostreams www.infostreams.net <http://infostreams.ch/> *Edward Akerboom* +44 (0)78 999 76 526 edward@infostreams.net <mailto:edward@infostreams.ch>

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