Commit #340308 by Dries at 22:48 Drupal: /profiles/standard/standard.install 1.8

  - Patch #738468 by andrewmacpherson: remove 'user-defined' comments from standard install profile.

Commit #340304 by Dries at 22:46 Drupal: /includes/form.inc 1.440

  - Patch #131432 by dereine, alienbrain, sun: #field_prefix() and #field_suffix() work on textfields only.

Commit #340302 by Dries at 22:44 Drupal: /modules/file/file.field.inc 1.24

  - Patch #738332 by catch: fixed E_NOTICE in file_field_load().

Commit #340276 by Dries at 21:23 Drupal: /includes/bootstrap.inc 1.362
Drupal: /includes/common.inc 1.1127
Drupal: /modules/dblog/dblog.admin.inc 1.35
Drupal: /modules/dblog/dblog.test 1.35
Drupal: /modules/system/system.api.php 1.142

  - Patch #739450 by mr.baileys: rename WATCHDOG_EMERG to WATCHDOG_EMERGENCY.

Commit #340274 by Dries at 21:21 Drupal: /includes/bootstrap.inc 1.361

  - Patch #739488 by mr.baileys: REGISTRY_* constants are not text filtering flags.

Are you sure you've applied the .last class to the final column in each grid
row?
chris
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 4:01 AM, ourhandyman <online.myema...@googlemail.co m

I must say, I've never bothered looking at the design in dreamweaver.
I write in the code and refresh my browser if I want to see what the
finished article will look like.
On Mar 11, 12:01 pm, ourhandyman <online.myema...@googlemail.co m>
wrote:

Hi all,
Has anyone had much experience with using Blueprint in conjunction
with Niceforms (an image replacement for html forms)?
- [link]
Or is there a similar plugin available for Blueprint already?
All help appreciated.
Cheers
Chris

Risking getting flamed but, all i can advise you is don't use Dreamweaver. :)

Hi
When i make my website using blueprint.css in dreamweaver. Dreamweaver
tends to make the page look odd. It puts the last columns underneath.
In a browser it all look ok
Is anyone else having this problems
Is there a way to make this look ok in dreamweaver

A ha, you are right. It looks like there has been some duplication
over past revisions. I should probably go in and remove one of
those...

Commit #339750 by webchick at 20:34 Drupal: /modules/overlay/overlay-parent.js 1.32

  #674852 follow-up by casey and aspilicious: Fix overlay tab behaviours.

Commit #339748 by webchick at 20:32 Drupal: /themes/garland/style.css 1.75

  #737202 by sun: Fixed Vertical tabs don't use full available width.

Commit #339746 by webchick at 20:31 Drupal: /misc/tabledrag.js 1.35

  #737596 by casey: Fixed tabledrag.js: ('.indentation', testCell).get(1) is undefined.

Commit #339686 by webchick at 19:36 Drupal: /includes/bootstrap.inc 1.360
Drupal: /includes/language.inc 1.29
Drupal: /includes/path.inc 1.60

  #587706 follow-up by plach: trim GET['q'] centrally in request_path() so subsequent places don't have to do it.

Commit #339682 by webchick at 19:31 Drupal: /themes/seven/reset.css 1.7

  #559266 by kkaefer: Fixed “Seven” breaks keyboard navigation.

Thanks!
It looks like it uses both. From Screen.css:
/* Form fields
------------------------------ ------------------------------ -- */
input[type=text], input[type=password],
input.text, input.title, <=======
textarea, select {
background-color:#fff;
border:1px solid #bbb;

Commit #339624 by webchick at 17:59 Drupal: /modules/forum/forum.admin.inc 1.30
Drupal: /modules/forum/forum.test 1.48

  #725148 by greggles: Fixed Fatal error when saving forum administration form.

Yes.
This is definitely not the case, the syntax in screen.css uses CSS 2.1
advanced selectors that IE 6 does not understand, therefore, if you
want form elements to have these styles in IE 6, you have to include
ie6.css -AND- use the classes .text, .title, .checkbox, .radio in your
HTML.

We're modifying how we're targetting IE in our CSS so need to modify
Blueprint's IE.css file a bit. I'm a bit stumped as to what browsers
that last two 'chunks' of CSS are targetting:
------------------------------ -----------------
/* Fixes rule that IE 6 ignores */
input.text, input.title, textarea { background-color:#fff; border:1px