Black Glass has a known issue that when the close button shows up, it won't
disappear. This is due to some hacking the author did. You'll need to contact
the author, maybe you and he could figure out a workaround.
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Chris Forsythe
On Friday, January 6, 2012 at 5:28 AM, John Yeates wrote:
> Growl 1.3.2, Mac OS 10.7.2, Safari 5.1.2, notification style Black
> Glass.
>
> When I hover over the area where the close icon should be, it appears
> (correctly). When I mouse out again, it stays on screen.
>
> The CSS has #close { opacity: 0 } and #close.hover { opacity: 1 !
> important; } — surely this should cause the close icon to vanish again
> when I mouse out?
>
> I tried a modded version where I added !important to the opacity: 0,
> which didn't help but did reveal another bug:
>
> When I add a revised version of a style, I'm prompted to confirm I
> want to overwrite. On answering Yes, the style appears twice in the
> styles list. This remains until I quit and restart Growl, at which
> point the old, redundant entry goes away.
>
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