It now displays as such: The Search Bar (Find function) has always been black for every version of PM going back to when I started using Pale Moon as of v25.x -- but now since updating to PM v28.0.0b1 it renders very badly.

Thanks for the reply.Moonchild wrote:Your "blur" is actually a text shadow which is not part of our normal find bar styling. This must be because of something you are using, e.g. an extension or theme or styling css.
The Findbar's environment has changed as it is now part of the tabbed browser instead of the global window.
For the record, the find bar with default styling looks as follows:
findbar1.png
What is meant by the "tabbed browser" as opposed to the "global window"?The Findbar's environment has changed as it is now part of the tabbed browser instead of the global window.
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.findbar-button > .toolbarbutton-text { text-shadow: 0 0 0 !important; }
And as if by magic, it's fixed.Pale Moon Rising wrote:1) Dark Moon -- which renders this with missing text in the Find Bar (so that's no good)
I actually made a fix for this a while ago that I host on the repo. Try using this style in either userChrome.css or Stylem:Pale Moon Rising wrote:what I do not like is it renders a pale blue line at the bottom of the tabs bar (above the address bar which I have below my tabs at the top) which is something I'd prefer to NOT have displayed if I had my druthers.
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#main-window[tabsintitlebar]:not([inFullscreen]) #toolbar-menubar[inactive] ~ #TabsToolbar:not(:-moz-lwtheme){
background: none !important;
}
Thanks for fixing this (Find bar) issue on the Dark Moon theme -- Note: This theme has already got all the suggestions I mentioned for the other theme -- so I'll probably be using this theme for now.Lootyhoof wrote:And as if by magic, it's fixed.Pale Moon Rising wrote:1) Dark Moon -- which renders this with missing text in the Find Bar (so that's no good)![]()
Thanks for the suggestion. That only fixed the first part of the text shadow issue: still remains for the last two functions. Any suggestions?SpockFan02 wrote:I would suggest using userChrome.css.
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.findbar-button > .toolbarbutton-text { text-shadow: 0 0 0 !important; }
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.findbar-button > .checkbox-label-box { text-shadow: 0 0 0 !important; }
Thanks for the suggestion. This fixed the text for the two check boxes at the end but the "Highlight All" reverts back to the shadow issue.SpockFan02 wrote:Yeah, what about?Code: Select all
.findbar-button > .checkbox-label-box { text-shadow: 0 0 0 !important; }
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.findbar-button > .toolbarbutton-text { text-shadow: 0 0 0 !important; }
.findbar-button > .checkbox-label-box { text-shadow: 0 0 0 !important; }
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.findbar-find-next,
.findbar-find-previous,
.findbar-button > .toolbarbutton-text,
.findbar-button > .checkbox-label-box,
.found-matches { text-shadow: 0 0 0 !important; }
I'm so glad!Pale Moon Rising wrote:^ DA, DA, --- IT WORKS!![]()
Many thanks SpockFan02 for finding the solution-- I wish I had your knowledge of CSS code.
I can now use my preferred theme again in PM28.
So as of the time that Pale Moon 28 will be officially released this will be a problem for a large number of Pale Moon users so I will for one have your post bookmarked so that I will be able to direct these many users who are currently using similar browser themes as mine.Moonchild wrote:... The Findbar's environment has changed as it is now part of the tabbed browser instead of the global window.
This Maxi4 theme is a browser theme on the Pale Moon themes page and as such would presumably be expected to work on Pale Moon --- the problem seems to be with themes on the AMO themes page, at least the 12+ that I've tried.... which is why I have previously posted that when PM28 is officially released there will probably be many 1000's of Pale Moon users that are using AMO Themes that will prefer to keep the theme they have been using who will run into this same problem and therefore require the CSS code that SpockFan02 has thankfully posted (assuming AMO Themes will continue to have the Find Bar "text shadow" issue with Pale Moon 28 due the Find Bar being a part of the tabbed browser instead of the global window for this milestone release).EbonJaeger wrote:For the record and future information, this does not occur using the Maxi4 theme.