I am using standard Google Chrome for MacOS. Version 17.0.963.46. For some reason, whenever I go to any Twitter Bootstrap site, the button text is white. I have included a picture of one instance of this, but it appears to be universal and across different versions of Twitter Bootstrap.
This is not an issue in Firefox.
Does anybody know if this is a known bug? If so, is there a known fix for this? I have googled, but have not found anything relevant.
Specifically, I am looking for a fix to Twitter Bootstrap so that this will not be a problem for my own site.
Note, this is how the style is computed in Chrome:
.btn - #333
.btn - #333
.btn - rgb(255, 255, 255) user stylesheet
a - #0069d6
a:-webkit-any-link - -webkit-link user agent stylesheet
.alert-message.block-message.error, .alert-message.block-message.success, .alert-message.block-message.info - #404040
.btn.danger, .alert-message.danger, .btn.danger:hover, .alert-message.danger:hover, .btn.error, .alert-message.error, .btn.error:hover, .alert-message.error:hover, .btn.success, .alert-message.success, .btn.success:hover, .alert-message.success:hover, .btn.info, .alert-message.info, .btn.info:hover, .alert-message.info:hover - #ffffff
.alert-message - #404040
body - #808080
Thanks.
Turns out there is a google Chrome Extension called “Redmine Extended 1.4” which causes this issue.