This commit is a part of the efforts to rename btn-related classes
and variables to align with Zulip's no-abbreviations policy and
streamline the search results.
This commit is a part of the efforts to rename btn-related classes
and variables to align with Zulip's no-abbreviations policy and
streamline the search results.
This commit serves as the base for standardizing the look and feel of
the copy button throughout the UI.
Changes:
- Replaces the old fa-copy icon with the new Zulip custom copy icon.
- Standardizes the hover/active states for interactivity.
- Defines two variants of the copy button, one which is just the
icon and the other which is squared off like a traditional button.
- Removes the `.popover-menu-icon` classes from the copy buttons,
as that class is made to be used with popover menu option icons.
This commit adds a wrapper around the "dropdown_widget" of
"dropdown_widget_label".
This wrapper is primarily added so as to be able to show tippy
tooltips over the dropdowns in case they are disabled, since
we can not assign tippy instances to disabled buttons.
Fixes#30895.
The root font-size for the app has always been 16px, and it remains the
same when switching between 14px and 16px mode. This leads to
`.small` buttons looking relatively smaller to their surroundings in
16px mode. So, if we use a unit that changes when switching between
modes, we will have to multiple that value by (16/14) so that we don't
change the existing behaviour for the 14px mode and make things smaller.
This commit only affects `.small` buttons, the same named class is used
in other places but does not use rem unit there and therefore does not
require any changes.
The original plan was to use em instead of rem and multiply it by
(16/14 * 0.8), but since em depends on the parent element, there was a
case in the poll button widget where 1em was equal to 16px in the dense
14px mode. While, the right thing to do might have been some refactor to
make it work as desired, the safest thing to do right now might be to
use the --base-font-size-px variable directly for the 9.0 release.
This commit adds right padding, approximately equal to the
size of the sorting arrow, to the table headers which show
sorting arrows to make sure that arrows are visible clearly
at different font sizes and in different text languages.
This commit removes width or min-width properties set for
different table columns so that the column width can adjust
themselves based on the text in different font sizes.
We still have the width property set on "actions" column
though to keep it at the right when a table has only 2/3
columns.
Further commits would be added to handle wrapping of
text in some columns and also to make sure that sort
arrows are visible correctly.
This is a follow up to previous commit
fe0a068ee5. We want
`.dropdown-widget-button` dropdowns to look same as `select` dropdowns.
This commit fixes opacity for all `.dropdown-widget-button`, which then
makes repetition in `settings.css` unnecessary.
The margin properties in question were getting overridden by other
css, so they were not important. The width was not making a difference
in case of channel filter, since its parent was a flexbox. For the
topic list, the width was getting overriden by
`#stream_filters .input-append.topic_search_section input`.
This optional commit also fixes#30431. It refactors the CSS
for the .table-bordered class, which is used directly by the
tables in the info_overlay menus (keyboard_shortcuts,
search_operators, markdown_help). This approach differs from
PR #30431, where the CSS for .overlay_body—a wrapper div
around these tables—was edited instead.
This commit make the CSS rules for .table-bordered class
use a new CSS variable for its border color where appropriate.
This is aligns with how we organizes CSS in #29859 and in
cd63e8d93cb0f84ec1e4ead348a225cb798f9cf0.
Fixes#39431.
This commit fix the regression for tables at uses the
.table-striped css, which are primarily used at the
settings menu.
In #29859, we began organizing CSS into more specific
variables and selector, which led to the deprecation of
several general CSS rules that affected these tables.
The fix switches the border-color value used by the
.table-striped css rules to a new CSS variable that
contains both dark and light theme values.
Fixes#30449
Sayam Samal
Karl Stolley
Anders Kaseorg
Tim Abbott
sanchi-t
Shubham Padia
sujal
roanster007
Kenneth Rodrigues
evykassirer
Sahil Batra
N-Shar-ma
tnmkr
Aman Agrawal
PieterCK