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[header] height param
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2021 8:46 pm
by ZenN
It would be lovely to be able to specify a height for a [header] tag. More specifically, what I'd like to achieve is standalone headers that are the size of what we get for a box or deck header.
EDIT: Alternatively, if I could control the bottom corners of a box header then I could accomplish the same thing, since I could just use a box with border=0 and bg=transparent.
Re: [header] height param
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2021 9:43 pm
by Feyd_Ruin
ZenN wrote: ↑3 years ago
More specifically, what I'd like to achieve is standalone headers that are the size of what we get for a box or deck header.
I actually love how much you care; that the 8-pixel difference is not only noticeable to you but is also something you want to control. I'm used to being the only one that's that picky.
I've modified the
[header] tag. Instead of just having an 8-pixel padding (opposed to the other headers' 4 pixels), it has a firm 4 from the div and an adjustable (default 4) from the h4 tag. That way it's backward-compatible without needing another round of re-saves from everyone else.
[header padding=0] will now give you the same 32 pixels of glory the other headers have.
Re: [header] height param
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2021 9:49 pm
by ZenN
Feyd_Ruin wrote: ↑3 years ago
ZenN wrote: ↑3 years ago
More specifically, what I'd like to achieve is standalone headers that are the size of what we get for a box or deck header.
I actually love how much you care; that the 8-pixel difference is not only noticeable to you but is also something you want to control. I'm used to being the only one that's that picky.
I've modified the
[header] tag. Instead of just having an 8-pixel padding (opposed to the other headers' 4 pixels), it has a firm 4 from the div and an adjustable (default 4) from the h4 tag. That way it's backward-compatible without needing another round of re-saves from everyone else.
[header padding=0] will now give you the same 32 pixels of glory the other headers have.
My hero!
Glad my requests aren't annoying. You don't work as a dev for 10+ years without a healthy desire to control the things you create.
