Disallow last.fm lookups & extra CSS style

[DuLac]

1) Disallow last.fm lookups for a given record
I quite like having the last.fm lookups available. However, there are times when the info shown does not make sense at all. Please see example.
I would like to have the possibility to disallow them on an one by one basis, possibly on the Edit Tracks page.
2) An extra CSS style for AlbumSubHeader and DiskSubHeader
Also on the attached image one can see that the text for the AlbumSubHeader could be made smaller to accommodate some more extensive details about that record. I could not find the way to do it in the current version. A new CSS style would therefore be most welcome.
By the way I always enter an initial <br> so that text starts on a new line.

[musoware]

Excellent suggestions, I'll add these to my TODO list.

[DuLac]

I could easily listen to my music without muso but it would definitely not be the same! Thanks a lot!

[musoware]

If you explore the html/css, you should see that albumSubheader and diskSubheader are already CSS classes, eg. in the LightBox theme.css they are defined as follows:

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.diskSubheader
{
	color: indianred;
}
.albumSubheader
{
	color: indianred;
}

[DuLac]

Yes, you are right. Thanks. I managed to change the font size alright. However, the line-height property seems to have no effect on the layout.

[musoware]

Here's a scratchpad you can try the effects of line-height: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/tryit.a ... ine-height
What are you trying to achieve?

[DuLac]

I'd already checked the w3schools page to see if I was doing something wrong and apparently I'm not.
I have the following code in theme.css

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.albumSubheader
{  
	color: black;
	font-size: 40%;
	line-height: 40%;
}

It does not matter which line-height I enter there. The space between lines is always the same.
Because I am trying to use a smaller text size, the line height is proportionally too big as shown in the attached image

[musoware]

Ah try adding
display: inline-block;
The reason I think is because the subheader is a span which is an in-line element.

[DuLac]

Many thanks. That solved it!

[musoware]

It's good to see someone using all of Muso's flexible features, like css themes & tags!

I've implemented your other suggestion by the way (hiding the album or artist info), it will be in the next version.