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I didn't do a great job of colour-coordinating the /user and /dev navbar background colours in PR #1258. As it stands only some pages have the correct colour.
There are, I believe three types of pages -
dev
user
codepage
I now know how to set the dev and user pages to the correct colour (by editing the relevent .html file in /layouts). The problem is codepage page types occur in both /user and /dev, so I don't believe it is possible to fully colour-coordinate all pages.
Two solutions:
Abandon the idea of having different colour navbars and choose a single colour for all by redefining $primary.
Have different colours for the user & dev page types and a third colour for codepage page types.
Something to think about.
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To be clear: I would like to fix this issue at some point, but we have made a ton of changes in the last couple of weeks, it might be good to let it simmer for a bit.
I didn't do a great job of colour-coordinating the
/user
and/dev
navbar background colours in PR #1258. As it stands only some pages have the correct colour.There are, I believe three types of pages -
I now know how to set the dev and user pages to the correct colour (by editing the relevent .html file in
/layouts
). The problem iscodepage
page types occur in both/user
and/dev
, so I don't believe it is possible to fully colour-coordinate all pages.Two solutions:
$primary
.user
&dev
page types and a third colour forcodepage
page types.Something to think about.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: