[wp-trac] [WordPress Trac] #13860: Twenty Ten: Odd CSS rule messes with password protected form for galleries

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#13860: Twenty Ten: Odd CSS rule messes with password protected form for galleries
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 Reporter:  nacin         |       Owner:                    
     Type:  defect (bug)  |      Status:  new               
 Priority:  lowest        |   Milestone:  WordPress.org site
Component:  Themes        |     Version:  3.0               
 Severity:  trivial       |    Keywords:                    
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Description changed by nacin:

Old description:

> Create a password protected post in the gallery category. You'll get the
> form attempting to appear on its own line due to:
> {{{
> .home #content .category-gallery .entry-content p {
>     display: inline;
> }
> }}}
> Screenshot attached. Originally reported by zeo.
>
> Not sure what the CSS rule is for, but wontfix seems fine to me if it
> should stay.
>
> The other outcome to this ticket I see as possible is it seems that
> post_class() deserves some post_password_required() love, in order to
> target this properly.

New description:

 Create a password protected post in the gallery category. On the home
 page, you'll get the form attempting to appear on the same line as the
 warning text due to:
 {{{
 .home #content .category-gallery .entry-content p {
     display: inline;
 }
 }}}
 Screenshot attached. Originally reported by zeo.

 Not sure what the CSS rule is for, but wontfix seems fine to me if it
 should stay.

 The other outcome to this ticket I see as possible is it seems that
 post_class() deserves some post_password_required() love, in order to
 target this properly.

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