id,summary,reporter,owner,description,type,status,priority,milestone,component,version,severity,resolution,keywords,cc,focuses 4666,"In WP backend, the 'View site' span needs its own ID",JeremyVisser,,"In the code for each page within the WP backend, like so: {{{

Jeremy Visser (View site »)

}}} It uses a {{{span}}} to differentiate between the blog title and 'view site' link, in order to make it smaller. However, the [http://trac.mu.wordpress.org/ticket/310 WordPress MU dashboard switcher] (ported from WP.com) needs to use additional {{{span}}}s in order to do its JavaScript magic, like so: {{{

Jeremy Visser(View site »)

}}} As you can see, it added the {{{id}}} attribute to both the {{{span}}}s it added. However, the CSS is like this: {{{ #wphead h1 span { font-size: .4em; letter-spacing: 0; } }}} Thus making the blog title and view site link small, which is ugly. So, you need the CSS to look like this (making it only select {{{#viewsite}}}): {{{ #wphead h1 span#viewsite { font-size: .4em; letter-spacing: 0; } }}} ...and add an {{{id}}} to the {{{span}}}: {{{

Jeremy Visser (View site »)

}}} Voilà.",defect (bug),closed,normal,2.3,Administration,2.3,minor,fixed,has-patch commit,,