I just noticed that this issue also manifests itself in the ASP.NET Zero demo we created, so I am glad it is not something I am doing wrong.
I have requested access to the GitHub repository so that I can follow this issue.
I think I've solved this by poking around with the page inspector. I have added;
font-size: 16px; color: #a7bdcd;
to the simple-line-icons.min.css.
looks much better!
Thanks for your reply DoubleDP,
Instead of L("string") if I just use "string" the project will not run/build and the editor shows a syntax error. If I use L("Microsoft") then the menu shows [Microsoft] instead of just Microsoft !?
Yes, the adjustment to C# may be a little tricky, but most of my custom code is JavaScript so I should be able to survive. I do have some WebService .asmx in my prototype that returns JSON data if you pass it the name of a .sql file or SQL query and I think what I will do with that is keep it as a separate project in VB.NET.
My project is fairly simple, so I'm hoping most of ASP.NET Zero I can leave alone and not have to worry about learning how it intricately works, or have to learn C# too much, I just want to throw in a good few dozen pages into the Mpa model each linked by the menu system or urls within each other. In my prototype, I centralised the whole navmenu into a single .ascx User Control and called this from each page, with a tiny JavaScript running on each page to set the desired menu item as "active". I am glad to see that the ASP.NET Zero project centralises the menu and takes care of this for me.
I hope some of the more advanced forums users might help us in overcoming some of these first hurdles in using ASP.NET Zero.
Thanks!
Andy
