What does it mean when there is a blue line, or sliver, that shows up next to some of the settings in the Styles pane? I have attached a pic where I circled it in RED.
Marc Nevue
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Phil Dias
Registered User
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In the image you have shown for the dimensions for example The blue line indicates that everything with the class name you have given above will have a minimum height of 30px.
Brian Durfee
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Here's an example that might help.
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Suzanne Norvell
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Marc Nevue wrote:
What does it mean when there is a blue line, or sliver, that shows up next to some of the settings in the Styles pane? I have attached a pic where I circled it in RED.
What does it mean when there is a blue line, or sliver, that shows up next to some of the settings in the Styles pane? I have attached a pic where I circled it in RED.
Check out the video tutorial for identifying CSS selectors at: https://tutorials.coffeecup.com/site-de … ctors.html
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Neil Ruda
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Suzanne (and anyone else who might have a moment to respond), why do all of my videos on the tutorials site appear blurry and washed out? Do I have something set incorrectly? I can read all the text portions just fine, but most/all videos are blurred out. --Neil
Steve
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Hi Neil, you have to select your settings in YouTube. You probably have it set to 144p just boost it up as high as your computer will allow. That should clear up the video.
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Neil Ruda
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Hmm. On YT, I have it set for HD, Steve, and things on YT play just fine. It's only the videos that are embedded here in most of the tutorials that are giving me issues. They're blurred/fuzzed out, and not clickable either. Does that make sense? --Neil
Steve
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Are you talking about the Vimeo videos? if so there is a settings gear there as well to allow you to turn up or down the resolution.
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Neil Ruda
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No, the YT videos (https://www.coffeecup.com/help/articles … d-builder/)
Steve
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Not sure why its showing as a YT video as it shows as Vimeo for me.
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