I can see your name in orange too. What browser is that?? I've never seen it before.
inherit
s in the default flair CSS should never interfere with user settings, which it seems to be doing in your case. I can only assume that must be an Opera CSS bug in whatever version you're on, but as it seems to be Chromium based I'm not sure why it would be different.My Opera GX installation wasCan you confirm that you are on the latest version of Opera GX and have done a hard refresh (clear cache). Can you post photos of both the flair edit page and your flair on this page once you've done so? I can't replicate this bug on any of the browsers I've tried, including both Opera and Opera GX.
LVL 3 (core: 81.0.4196.61)
, and I checked if Opera GX needs updating. It did, and now, I'm on the version LVL 3 (core: 82.0.4227.44)
..block.forum-bit a:not(.btn, .userinfo), .block.threadbit a:not(.btn, .userinfo), .block.postbit a:not(.btn, .userinfo), .block.user-list-block a:not(.btn, .userinfo)
selector, which has the color
property set to white !important
. The use of !important
is NOT recommended here, because the only way to override !important
is to use !important
in a property declared for a more specific selector. The screenshot shows how it looks.-webkit-text-fill-color
set to the same value. It's supported in all major browsers, except IE. Must be defined after the color property.!important
to the color property in the post flair.