It's $grey-dark AFAIK. The only reasonable solution for me is to drop the change of colour all together and have it the same colour as the rest of the text. If we raise the contrast with the background, it the contrast with the rest of the text will be so small it might just not be there.
It's `$grey-dark` AFAIK. The only reasonable solution for me is to drop the change of colour all together and have it the same colour as the rest of the text. If we raise the contrast with the background, it the contrast with the rest of the text will be so small it might just not be there.
I don't this this is necessary. As I stated in the description, #737373 and #7a7a7a are almost the same colors, excepts the later one does not pass the requirements. With the change applied, I can still see the text as grey and it makes a nice visual distinction.
I don't this this is necessary. As I stated in the description, `#737373` and `#7a7a7a` are almost the same colors, excepts the later one does not pass the requirements. With the change applied, I can still see the text as grey and it makes a nice visual distinction.
You mean merge !38 into !42, or merge !38 into master? I don't think these are tightly related, so I would just wait for !38 approval and merge it. The same with this one (not necessarily in this order).
You mean merge !38 into !42, or merge !38 into master? I don't think these are tightly related, so I would just wait for !38 approval and merge it. The same with this one (not necessarily in this order).
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I know I kinda asked for this with
80ac584b16, but redefining the colour helper classes feels a little wrong.Yeah, it feels. But is there a better way? Bulma hardcodes this value instead of having a variable AFAIK.
It's
$grey-darkAFAIK. The only reasonable solution for me is to drop the change of colour all together and have it the same colour as the rest of the text. If we raise the contrast with the background, it the contrast with the rest of the text will be so small it might just not be there.I don't this this is necessary. As I stated in the description,
#737373and#7a7a7aare almost the same colors, excepts the later one does not pass the requirements. With the change applied, I can still see the text as grey and it makes a nice visual distinction.Hmmm, sure. Let's merge in the changes from !38, since this is closely related with
80ac584.You mean merge !38 into !42, or merge !38 into master? I don't think these are tightly related, so I would just wait for !38 approval and merge it. The same with this one (not necessarily in this order).
Sure.
Then approve this one please
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