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I'm not sure "niche" fully describes what's likely being filled.
The Merriam-Beavis Dictionary says:
1a : a recess, especially for a statue
1b : something (as a sheltered or private space) that resembles a recess
2a : a place, status, or activity for which a thing is best fitted
Ah, niche it is then!
And let's face it, everybody loves recess.
This seems like something Divine Interventions should carry. I mean, they're (Elder) Gods, right?
BTW, I think the Connect with Facebook & Sign in with Twitter buttons are b0rked. At least they do nothing for me in Chrome, pointer doesn't even change to indicate they're clickable.
Yeah, I dunno. If I take these out it works:
#alt-login-methods { position: absolute; right: 0; white-space: nowrap; }
#alt-login-methods > p { margin: 0 2px 6px 0; text-align: right; }
(Actually, just the first one) but then they aren't to the right of the Name/Email fields. It worked before. If someone can explain to me how to fix this in CSS, I would be grateful.
Package them in <div>s and apply display:inline-block? You'll have to specify widths and padding and so forth, but...
"package them in a div" is not something you can do with CSS. Code changes are a much bigger pain in the ass because they get blown away when you upgrade.
I think I figured it out. The buttons needed to be z-indexed above the text fields. Even though they didn't appear to overlap, something did, and was stealing the click.
"niche needing to be filled"
*golf clap*
Well bowled, old Bean!