[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #14243: Content of css interfering with functions

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#14243: Content of css interfering with functions
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 Reporter:  matveb        |       Owner:                        
     Type:  defect (bug)  |      Status:  new                   
 Priority:  lowest        |   Milestone:  Awaiting Review       
Component:  Themes        |     Version:                        
 Severity:  minor         |    Keywords:  has-patch dev-feedback
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Comment(by matveb):

 Some new findings:

 It seems that all default header tags can be populated through CSS
 selectors, given that they were not defined earlier on the theme header.

 {{{
 /*
 Theme Name: Test
 Template: twentyten
 */

 #status:hover p {
   color: #666; }

 #author:hover p {
   color: #666; }

 #themeuri:hover p {
   color: #666; }

 #description:hover p {
   color: #666; }

 #authoruri:hover p {
   color: #666; }

 #version:hover p {
   color: #666; }

 #tags:hover p {
   color: #666; }
 }}}

 On the WordPress admin theme tab you should see some "hover p {" around.

 This does not seem to be too much of a concern when tags are already
 defined; but eventually you could set a template for themes which don't
 have one, effectively displaying a ''The parent theme is missing. Please
 install the "hover p {" parent theme.)'' on the admin.

 Just add '''#template:hover p { color: #666; }''' to Twenty Ten's
 style.css not too far from the top and you have a broken Twenty Ten.

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