This commit also demonstrates how precise line-heights contribute
to a design: by matching the line-height on the avatar's grid area
to the dimensions of the square avatar image, it's possible to
center the first line of text (me-messages, in this case) with a
non-text element.
This bad rendering was the result of unwanted css applied
in the stream description. In message view header, the stream
link (title) we have defined has css defined but the markdown
rendered stream link in stream description had the same class
resulting in unwanted css applied to it.
Fixes: #25961.
Signed-off-by: Akshat <akshat25iiit@gmail.com>
This commit re-adds the required bootstrap CSS rules for inline
topic edit input to the specific selector in zulip.css.
This is a prep commit for removing bootstrap CSS for text type
inputs.
This commit re-adds bootstrap CSS for custom expiration time
input in invite modal.
We also need to add the code to handle dark theme CSS here to
make sure the CSS for dark theme is prioritized correctly.
This commit also refactors the CSS to modify the selectors to
be simple and remove unnecessary IDs.
We don't have 800 font weight available, so the font weight defaults
to 700, so we use it directly here to avoid any changes when
we convert to variable font.
Simplebar seems unaware of the `max-height: 1000px` on
`.subscriptions-container`, and therefore does not properly provide
a scrollbar when it's needed.
This commit adds a `max-height` to the stream Simplebar container,
ensuring that otherwise hidden content that Simplebar believes to
be visible can be scrolled to.
Finally, rather than rely on magic numbers or math done in comments,
this commit establishes CSS variables for all relevant modal-element
heights, doing the math inline using CSS calc().
Fixes#26107.
We use pull-right class for copy button with the multi-use
invite link only and this commit adds CSS for that specific
element. This commit then removes the bootstrap CSS for
pull-right class and also removes pull-right class from the
copy button since it is no longer required.
Previously, the HTML structure of unread banners continued to utilize the
old stylings. We are currently in the process of simplifing both the
compose banner and unread banner stylings into one. These change will
update the HTML structure to be the same as the compose banner and use
the new stylings.
This commit darkens the text-message color in the light theme
to the HSL equivalent of a dark gray (#262626).
This is the first time in the Zulip codebase where one CSS
custom property is set to another: the dark theme preserves
its use of `--color-text-default` in this way, but can be
adjusted independently of the reset of the theme in the future
by setting a different color value on
`--color-text-message-default`. Related reading on this
technique:
https://css-tricks.com/a-complete-guide-to-custom-properties/#aa-properties-as-properties
Fixes a part of #22022.
This in-progress feature was started in 2018 and hasn't
been worked on much since. It's already in a broken state,
which makes it hard to iterate on the existing search bar
since it's hard to know how those changes will affect search
pills.
We do still want to add search pills eventually, and when
we work on that, we can refer to this diff to readd the
changes back.
This commit revamps the invite type section of the "Invite user" modal
to provide a more intuitive user experience. The section now includes a
radio button option with two choices: "Send an email" and "Generate an
invite link." The email input box is hidden when the "Generate an invite
link" option is selected.
Fixes#24692.
Since we want the same space in recent topics to display the
compose box without overlapping with any other topics, it makes
sense to use a common variable.
Fixes#25779
We move the simplebar scroll on the right sidebar to a little left
when there is an overlay scrollbar present so that user can drag
either of them.
When overlay / modal is displayed, scrollbar is hidden due to
the disabled scrolling on `html`. Reduce width of fixed elements
that will be visible in background and `html` so that they don't
occupy that extra space.
Also, I was over-thinking how we can get the scrollbar width. The
moment we allowed scrolling on `html`, it was easy to get the
scrollbar width.
While this commit achieves what the subject advertises (fixing the
input box's height to match the recipient drop-down), but it does
so by relying heavily on flexbox's behavior to manage the height
of the elements and vertical centering, where necessary, rather
than positioning hacks or vertical padding.
This commit also removes some additional styles that do not make
sense (e.g., `min-width: 0`) or that need not be set.
Animating `box-shadow` and `top` is slow since the browser
drops frames when animating them. We can fix it by using `will-change`
property but it is just better to not animate them and instead
use transform.
The nav bar's bottom border was being hidden by the search
bar. This makes the search bar slightly less high to fix this
issue.
Soon this code will be replaced with the changes in #24345.
We had the `3px 0 1px` padding before migration to use grid,
then I switched it to use `4px 0 1px` since we were planning to
use blue box border which seemed to have helped that case.
Since we switched to using outline for blue box, it makes sense
to just use equal padding.
Backend incorrectly renders @everyone and @stream as `user-mention`
while they are clearly `group_mention`. To fix this, we use
`data-user-id` property of @everyone and @stream which are
set to `*` for them.
The use of named areas with `grid-area` make it unnecessary to
declare `grid-row` or `grid-column` values. (Note also that
grid areas must not be presented in quotation marks.)
Additionally, because `.unread_marker` is no longer placed on the
grid by itself (i.e., it always accompanies `.date_unread_marker`
or `.message_unread_marker`), it does not need any manual grid
placement, `grid-area` or otherwise.
This change enables the unread marker to participate as a grid item,
rather than the product of various absolute/relative positioning
hacks. The intention is to therefore prevent the blue active-message
box from disappearing on browsers that have zoomed out (~80% zoom).
With grid in place, this also makes for a more robust presentation
of each message row, and named grid areas should make it possible to
modify and extend the grid into the future.
Finally, this change removes styles that are no longer necessary in
the context of CSS Grid.
Fixes#25413.
The old code was disabling the save button wrong by using
`.addClass("disabled")` instead of `prop()`.
Added tooltip for the disabled save button as per issue #25413 and changed
"Times up!" color to red.
The textbox readonly logic was changed to no longer becoming readonly. Reason
being there are edge cases involving the compose buttons such that simply
marking the textbox as readonly is not sufficient.
E.g. using the compose buttons after readonly still modifies the content.
One solution might be to just hide the compose buttons visually. However, there
are edge cases for that too. If preview mode was previously active, then
perhaps that state needs to be reverted. If any modal is open, such as the emoji
picker, then that needs to be closed. Solving these edge cases doesn't
improve the user experience. Keeping the textbox editable allows an easier way
for user to copy the text and don't have weird cases.
Zulip's select widgets have a 30px height; this comes from Bootstrap
but is also generally nice for visual consistency.
In modals, we use a 15px font-size, instead of the 14px used in the
rest of the app, and in that context, the 4px vertical padding plus
30px fixed height resulted in the text not being vertically aligned.
Fix this by removing that vertical padding; all of our select elements
with these classes appear to position the text in the center of the
dropdown through other CSS mechanisms.
Karl Stolley
Akshat
Sahil Batra
Aman Agrawal
evykassirer
Daniil Fadeev
Joelute
Akarsh Jain
Tim Abbott
Trident Pancake
Lakshay Mittal