[css] Add admin-post css to entry-wrappers.

[stormy]

Title:
[css] Add admin-post css to entry-wrappers.

Area:
styles, entries

Summary:
When you mark a comment as an official admin/mod hat comment, it applies the admin-post class to the comment's comment-wrapper, but the same does not happen when you mark an entry as official. The entry-wrapper does not gain a admin-post class. I suggest that it does so you can use css to format those posts separately from others.

Description:
When you mark a comment as an official admin/mod hat comment, it applies the admin-post class to the comment's comment-wrapper, but the same does not happen when you mark an entry as official. The entry-wrapper does not gain a admin-post class. I suggest that it does so you can use css to format those posts separately from others. Personally, I'd love to use this as a way to call more attention to those specific entries without having to use a .poster class and have everything marked by a specific user stand out.

An additional suggestion related to this: At current the class .admin-post gets added to comments when they are made official moderator comments. It might be easier to suggest this css is changed to .admin-comment if it is a comment and .admin-post if it is added to an entry. This isn't a necessary step because you could format with ( .entry-wrapper .admin-post AND .comment-wrapper .admin-post ) but it might just be cleaner for those who don't like listing multiple classes together to specify.

Poll #14085 [css] Add admin-post css to entry-wrappers.

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Should be implemented as-is.
24 (63.2%)

Should be implemented with changes. (please comment)
1 (2.6%)

Shouldn't be implemented.
0 (0.0%)

(I have no opinion)
13 (34.2%)

(Other: please comment)
0 (0.0%)

Comments

[green_knight]

(Aside: when I pressed the answer button on my rlist, I got a 'form is invalid' response, from the single entry page it was fine, though the button turned into a weird shape).

admin-comment and admin-post would be a good thing, but it would break the formatting of existing comments, so it will need a different name. In general, I'd support two classes.

[anaraine]

While I support the idea of a class for admin posts (whichever way you feel like doing it, I don't mind listing multiple classes to specify)... does Dreamwidth already have a way to mark "official/mod" posts? (Not just by using a specific icon, I mean.) I thought that was something still in development... or even still just in dw_suggestions.

[habite]

I support the idea of having a separate class for admin-posts... Say, for example, in the css the entry could automatically be given a border (or different border to normal posts) with the option for the admin(s) to edit it via custom css? That way it's optional for those who don't want admin posts to appear any different.

[denise]

Ha. I was just going through the code to try to implement this, and discovered that .admin-post classes existed on mod-hat comments and sticky mod-hat entries, but not non-sticky mod-hat entries. I bet it was a bug/oversight that it wasn't added with everything else!