> For example, your solution for this problem works beautifully on an
> empty.html TW. But with Bram Chen's Dark Blue template, not quite.
> Is this a general CSS phenomenon that just requires knowing CSS? (I
> don't, but will learn.) Or is it TW specific that just requires a
> bunch of trial and error?
>
I only learnt a little CSS by using TiddlyWiki over time. The CSS
phenomena you observe is simply because opposing style definitions
cancel each other. Or more specific style definition override those
which are kept more general.
For example, if you had in your StyleSheet two opposing definition:
.tiddler {background: [[ColorPalette::Background]];
.tiddler {background: [[ColorPalette::Foreground]];
.. the definition parsed later is the one applied.
In case of Bram Chen's Dark Blue theme you would have to find the
concerned definitions for .body, .viewer and .tiddler which contratict
the one of Mptw.
Hope this gets you started
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