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Links in the nav bar inherit a dark text-shadow from the bootstrap CSS. Now that the background has been overridden to be light, not dark, and the color has become a dark green, the text-shadow just makes the text look headache-inducingly blurry. I would have suggested a fix directly to style.css, but it looks to be unforkable.
Links in the nav bar inherit a dark text-shadow from the bootstrap CSS. Now that the background has been overridden to be light, not dark, and the color has become a dark green, the text-shadow just makes the text look headache-inducingly blurry. I would have suggested a fix directly to style.css, but it looks to be unforkable.
In line 57 of themes/twitter/stylesheets/style.css, just add this line:
text-shadow: 0 -1px 0 rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.7);
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