titles not readable when they included links

[hodbauer]

• Browser: Chrome 78.0.3904.97
• Operating System: Windows 10 Home
• Link to page with the issue: changing-a-commit-message
• Screenshot:
  

as we can see in the screenshot there is a title that i half marked (ended with pushed online).
I didn't find any overwrite css selector that fix it when the title is h4, a few rows above there is h3 title that (i think) by github have another css selector.

[the-j0k3r]

Hello and thanks for reporting this issue to us.

Can you please force a style update check (not a script update check) to ensure you have the latest Github Dark version installed. thanks.

[hodbauer]

Can you please force a style update check

I will glad to do that.
Could you please explain to me how to do that? a hard reload of the page? (Ctrl + Shift + R)

[the-j0k3r]

See https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark-Script#screenshot
Look at the bottom left {Force Update style ^]

[hodbauer]

I've pressed this button (without any change in the settings).
Then I reload the specific page and there is no changes about this bug.

[the-j0k3r]

Sorry that it didn't help, only thing I can suggest is to use Stylus + GitHub Dark usercss https://github.com/StylishThemes/GitHub-Dark#installation (works fine here) or wait for someone that understands the script to reply.

[Mottie]

This is definitely a script bug.

It looks like when we wrote GitHub Dark Script, we didn't anticipate the script including additional @-moz-document rules:

So right now, all of the rules after the first one are being added as-is. This doesn't work because document rules were never part of Chrome & deprecated in Firefox.

To fix this will require a big rewrite of the GHD script. I may not have time to do it, unless I find some free time over the weekend or @silverwind finds some time.

Quick solution: install Stylus and GitHub Dark usercss.