Comments on: Theme’s – Drupal Input Format and Filters http://www.glennburks.com/themes-drupal-input-format-and-filters/ Get More Out Of Life Tue, 18 Jan 2011 15:22:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Matt V. http://www.glennburks.com/themes-drupal-input-format-and-filters/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Matt V. Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000 #comment-28 I suspect that the difference between how the CSS was being applied in WordPress versus Drupal has to do with the default formatting that Drupal adds. Drupal has some default CSS rules that it applies (as does WordPress, I believe) before the theme gets applied. Those defaults get applied, unless your default style.css file overrides them. By making the change you outlined above, you probably overrode the Drupal defaults. In the Firebug style pane, when you inspect an element, you may notice that some rules get crossed out, especially as you scroll down. Those are the rules that are being overridden. I suspect that the difference between how the CSS was being applied in WordPress versus Drupal has to do with the default formatting that Drupal adds. Drupal has some default CSS rules that it applies (as does WordPress, I believe) before the theme gets applied. Those defaults get applied, unless your default style.css file overrides them. By making the change you outlined above, you probably overrode the Drupal defaults.

In the Firebug style pane, when you inspect an element, you may notice that some rules get crossed out, especially as you scroll down. Those are the rules that are being overridden.

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