Make line-numbers styles more specific #1434
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The padding added to `pre.line-numbers` in the line-number's CSS is overwritten by the theme's CSS if the theme is loaded second. This ensures the CSS can come in any order without specificity issues.
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Wow, good catch. It does not happen on the website because we switch the theme "in place" so the order is kept. Looks good to me! |
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So this introduces a bug in the Coy theme unless the CSS is loaded in reverse, because Coy moves the padding to the |
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The padding added to
pre.line-numbersin the line-number's CSS isoverwritten by the theme's CSS if the theme is loaded second. This
ensures the CSS can come in any order without specificity issues.
I ran into this problem in the settings page for WP-Gistpen, where the
user can toggle the theme and enabled plugins. Switching between themes
removes the CSS for the previous theme from the head and injects the new
theme into the head, so the line-numbers CSS actually appears in the
head first. The theme CSS that sets the padding uses
prewhile theline-numbers
pre.line-numbers, and who "wins" is whomevercomes second.
There's also some whitespace cleanup here as well.
I think this is unlikely to be a breaking change, but interested in feedback on this.