Closed (fixed)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
8.0.x-dev
Component:
CSS
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
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Unassigned
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Created:
16 Jan 2015 at 11:59 UTC
Updated:
23 Feb 2015 at 13:44 UTC
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Comment #1
lewisnymanComment #2
DickJohnson commentedStarting to work on this at Brighton sprints.
Comment #3
DickJohnson commentedAfter a small chat here, decided not to work on this after all.
Comment #4
monobasic commentedComment #5
monobasic commentedComment #6
lewisnymanBased on caniuse.com I don't think we need these prefixes, we should removed the -webkit-prefix as well
It seems like we've removed this property, I think we need it?
Apart from that, the Seven CSS looks pretty solid. Let's not forget to look over the system CSS and Bartik CSS. I've uploaded the files so they can be reviewed with Dreditor
Comment #7
DickJohnson commentedLooked a bit on this.
1. Removed list-style-type and image from system.theme.css as couln't find out where these would be affecting
2. Changed color hexas to small letters
3. Fixed #6.1
Comment #8
DickJohnson commentedComment #9
idebr commentedThanks for working on this, DickJohnson. The pager css looks very clean, I found just a few minor issues:
This selector is overqualified to win specificity over
.region-content ul. Let's add a comment to explain this, so it doesn't get removed without a proper review.The comments needs to end in a full stop.
Comment #10
DickJohnson commentedFixed #9.1 and #9.2. Also updated Bartik's comment a bit so that it's consistent with Seven's comment. We're talking about same thing anyways.
Comment #11
idebr commentedChanges look good! Patch only needs a reroll now that #2398447: Remove the "typography" CSS file in Bartik has been committed.
Comment #12
idebr commentedStraight rerolled patch attached. I'll have a more in depth look to review its contents.
Comment #13
idebr commentedI have attached some screenshots with the current looks.
This change seems to make no visual difference on Windows Google Chrome. Could somebody on a Mac confirm this change is ok?
Comment #14
lewisnymanThis test pages shows a different in rendering: http://maxvoltar.com/sandbox/fontsmoothing/ - Maybe it depends on your install fonts? I'm tempted to keep it
Comment #15
idebr commentedYes, that was what I was afraid of. Font smoothing is much more pronounced on Mac computers.
Let's keep this line for font smoothing
Comment #16
DickJohnson commentedPut the -webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased; where it used to be.
Comment #17
DickJohnson commentedComment #19
DickJohnson commentedThat doesn't make sense to me, so I'll try again.
Comment #21
idebr commentedLooking good, thanks @DickJohnson :)
All CSS coding standards issues have been addressed, settings to RTBC.
Comment #22
alexpottCSS changes are not blocked in beta. Committed 112ed4f and pushed to 8.0.x. Thanks!