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March 6, 2015 at 8:16 am #197447
koolx
ParticipantHi guys. I got a CSS that darkens google. The problem is that the google logo at the bottom of the page just above the page numbers is hidden and I cant make it show. The code responsible for the logo is:
|.star |div, |.star |span, |a#logo, |*.csb {
background: none !important;
}When I inspect element on google and look for this code, I uncheck it and the logo appears. So I dont know what to make of it. What can I do to edit the code to make it appear?
March 6, 2015 at 8:47 am #197452Paulie_D
MemberWe can’t diagnose based on that tiny piece of CSS.
Can you make a Codepen.io example or, at the very least, provide a link to the live page?
March 6, 2015 at 2:57 pm #197495koolx
ParticipantHI paulie.. I dont know how to use code pen. But I’ll paste the whole code below. As to a link to the page, its any google page. Just look at the google logo just above the page navigation located at the bottom of the page. Let me know what i should do.
[MOD EDIT…deleted visible from orbit! Codedump]
March 6, 2015 at 3:24 pm #197497Paulie_D
MemberAs to a link to the page, its any google page.
Any Google page!?…do you work for Google?
Or, perhaps are you using some app/widget to inject styles (like “Stylish”) into pages?
If the latter you really shouldn’t be messing with code if you don’t know what it’s going to do.
Since this isn’t your page I’m not really sure that there is any advice we can give that will help you.
March 7, 2015 at 1:37 pm #197562koolx
Participantnkrisc, I dont understand when you said that the CSS was meaningless. It works perfectly. As I said, The problem is that the google logo is not showing up on any page. Just look at the bottom of any google page.
How do I use code pen? I never used it before.
March 7, 2015 at 1:46 pm #197564koolx
ParticipantPaulie_D, uhh, yeah, surrrre I work for google. As I stated at least 3 times, the google logo fails to display at the bottom of the page just above the navigation page numbers.
I am using Stylish and using a google style. FYI and to seriously correct you, I have experience working with CSS, not as extensive though.
I dont understand, what do you mean you cant help me if this isnt my page? That makes no sense. I thought you help people with CSS issues?
I really dont understand what this site is about then. This is getting weird.
March 7, 2015 at 2:40 pm #197572Senff
ParticipantI dont understand, what do you mean you cant help me if this isnt my page? That makes no sense. I thought you help people with CSS issues?
I really dont understand what this site is about then. This is getting weird.
We can help people who create their own sites using HTML, CSS, Javascript and lots of other code languages. They create something, need help with that, and we try to help as much as we can.
Your example starts with “I got a CSS that darkens google.“. This sounds like you want to change someone else’s site (in this case, Google.com). Or at least I think so…that’s the issue — it’s unclear what you’re trying to do.
If you’d work for Google, you would be able to change Google.com. If you don’t, then you can’t change that page…except only for yourself, on your own local computer. But, not knowing how or with what tools, it’s very difficult for us to help with that (since those changes only apply to your computer, to which we have no access).
So, in this very case, someone else who also uses Stylish, could help (but it would have been helpful if you had mentioned Stylish right from the start), and then he/she would have to see what code you’ve used to darken Google. I realize you tried to do that in your second post here, but to dump a whole lot of code in a post here makes it very difficult to read — this is why Codepen is recommended, where you can drop your code and share the link with us.
Zeke explained how to do that, it’s really not that difficult. Give it a try!
Hope this helps.
March 8, 2015 at 12:23 am #197608koolx
ParticipantSenff, you said:
“Your example starts with “I got a CSS that darkens google.“. This sounds like you want to change someone else’s site (in this case, Google.com).”
How in the hell would I be able to change google’s website?? You dont make any sense.
I cant believe you believed my sarcasm that I work for google. I cant believe you actually were a lot less than intelligent to believe that. Wow!
What I dont understand about you and this site is that I have to own a site to change things like font size, colors, background, etc? Again, this makes no sense.
I got a CSS style that darkens google and have changed it around to customize its look for my viewability. CSS code is CSS code regardless if one owns a site or not.
This site makes no sense whatsoever. I’ve never been so taken back by the “logic” of a forum like this. WOWWWWW! What a weirdo site!
March 8, 2015 at 12:42 am #197610Paulie_D
MemberYou’re not encouraging anyone to help you with that kind of attitude.
You didn’t mention Stylish until someone asked..if you had then maybe we would have understood what it was you were asking.
As for your specific problem…it’s not much help posting what code you have because we don’t know how it relates to Google’s HTML.
I’m not familiar with Stylish but I imagine that it has ‘toggles’ so that you can turn the overrides on and off?
If so..start toggling…apparently something you did made the logo disappear..then you should be able to find out what it was and undo it.
Other than that…use Developer Tools (inspect element) that come with your broswer (f12) to see what CSS is applied to the logo. You can turn specific CSS properties on an off and find the source of the issue there.
March 8, 2015 at 8:22 pm #197661koolx
Participant[MOD EDIT – Insult removed]
[MOD COMMENT – Since this thread is clearly going nowhere, the OP has degenerated to responding with personal attack and the original question would apparently have no potential for answering as it’s an entirely local device issue…Closed]
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