Styles for "text_datetime_timestamp" field

[slaFFik]

Expected Behavior:

Months/years options should be readable.

Actual Behavior:

They are not readable (white on white).

Steps to reproduce

1. Default styles in admin area, no special css rules.
2. CMB2 fields for custom CPT.

CMB2 Field Registration Code:

Using example from wiki.

[tw2113]

Which admin color scheme are you using? From the looks of it, those spots should be inheriting from that.

[slaFFik]

I'm using default Midnight. But I have this issue in all admin area colour-schemes.

Chrome 53, Windows 10, WordPress 4.6.1, CMB2 2.2.2.1.

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[tw2113]

You should be getting a background color to contrast the white. One of my
screenshots was the default scheme as well

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[slaFFik]

But I don't have it. Background is defined as transparent, color is white - that's why I have this issue.

[tw2113]

What selector/css stylesheet is setting it to transparent? That's the
biggest question, where is it apparently getting overridden or unset.

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But I don't have it. Background is defined as transparent, color is white

• that's why I have this issue.

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[slaFFik]

Here it is, default one:

I have only 1 own custom plugin activated, which doesn't modify styles for select at all (and doesn't register any 3rd-party css files).

[tw2113]

Can confirm i'm seeing a selector like that in the scss file, but I'm not managing to recreate on my own. What browser are you using? Both Firefox Developer Edition and Chrome stable had no issues with the field. I made sure to be using the midnight color scheme as well.

Not saying your wrong and it's not a bug, just possibly a bit of a found edge case.

[slaFFik]

I appreciate, that the issue is not closed right away after "can't replicate" answer :)
As I wrote earlier, I'm using Chrome 53 (current stable). I've also removed all css rules (even those that are clearly unrelated to the problem). The issue is still here.

[tw2113]

Hey, edge cases still need fixes ;)

Missed seeing the browser/OS earlier, sorry about that. I don't have a windows machine available until tonight at the earliest, and even then that's only Win 7.

In case it somehow helps, here's a newly-updated-to-Chrome 54 on OSX.

[slaFFik]

Just copied the example-functions.php file from cmb2 to a new /plugins/test/ folder, made it as a plugin. Included release version on CMB2, deactivated own plugin - so now only your examples and your cmb2 (single version) is activated.
The issue is still there.
So now I can confidently say - the issue is not in my code.

[slaFFik]

Just updated to Chrome 54 on Windows - the same.

[tw2113]

At this point, i think it's a Win10 case.

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Just updated to Chrome 54 on Windows - the same.

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I have an access to a paid browserstack.com account, so did some testing...

MacOS Sierra with Chrome 53/Safari 10 - ok.
iPad Pro 9.7 on iOS 10 - ok.
Win10 with Chrome 53 and 55/IE11/Edge - all fail.
Win7 with Chrome 53 - fail.

So yeah, issue on Windows only. There is no Linux in browserstack, so can't test it right now.