Genre colors broken .0.27

[cato@…]

symptom: Skinned genre colors no longer working as expected in MythWeb's Program Listing. Specifically, movies are muddy brown - the color that signifies 'unknown'.

cause: The CSS class name has changed from eg 'cat_movie' to 'type_movie'

fix: The skins have

.cat_movie { background-color: #809090 !important; }
.cat_series { }
.cat_tvshow { }

in programming.css.

As the HTML code shows:

<td class="small type_movie cat_Unknown" colspan="17" style="width: 45%" valign="top"><a id = "program-10220-1421843700"

The skins need to be changed such that

.type_movie { background-color: #809090 !important; }
.type_series { }
.type_tvshow { }

in programming.css

There may be further CSS tweaks required - I just needed this one. :-)

[Karl Dietz <dekarl@…>]

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[Karl Dietz <dekarl@…>]

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[stuartm]

Both cat_movie and type_movie classes need to exist, so the fix committed is incorrect. They represent two different things internally.

To fix, the cat_movie definition needs to be re-added alongside the type_movie definition.

[stuartm]

OK, after further discussion with Jim about what he was seeing and what the expected behaviour was it seems that it's more a case of moving the type_ rules so that the cat_ rules take precedence. Jim will commit the change.

[Jim Stichnoth <jstichnoth@…>]

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[Jim Stichnoth <jstichnoth@…>]

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