Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
8.2.x-dev
Component:
toolbar.module
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Task
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Unassigned
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Created:
3 Jul 2015 at 10:56 UTC
Updated:
6 Dec 2016 at 22:09 UTC
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Comment #1
amateescu commentedMoving to the right component :)
Comment #2
merilainen commentedSimply making the background gradient lighter helps a lot.
Comment #3
lewisnymanI think that we are going to run into text color contrast issues with this solution. If we leave the text white then it limits how much contrast we can have between the active state and the regular state.
Other options would be to invert the colors or use a different highlight color:


I prefer the inverted colors as it creates a relationship between the active tab and the toolbar tray below it.
Comment #4
merilainen commentedI like the inverted colors approach also. It will make the patch a lot more complicated, because I had to add new inverted svg icons not only for toolbar module, but also shortcut, user and contextual modules. Attached screenshots of the changes.
Comment #5
merilainen commentedWhoops, the active edit link background changed to blue after clicking anywhere, fixed that.
Comment #6
lewisnymanI think this looks pretty good. I noticed that the toolbar background color is not actually pure black
#000. It's#0f0f0fTwo other comments
Where possible, we use the three character color values. https://www.drupal.org/node/1887862#properties
Comment #7
Bojhan commentedI am wondering if this is actually going to solve the issue. Isn't it more that they don't really look like tabs but are? We don't have issues like this with the tabs on admin pages.
Comment #8
merilainen commentedEven if the background isn't "pure black", I think the font can be exactly pure black. Does it make any sense to create a svg icon for fifty shades of gray, bloating the curiously named "misc" folder even more?
When it comes to the three character values vs. six char values, I was trying to follow the convention in the same file. There are no three char values there.
Are we trying to get Drupal8 out someday, or fine tune it until perfection?
Changing back to Needs review, because I disagree.
Comment #9
lewisnymanMy first thought went to contrast because the eye tracking seemed to completely ignore the area.
Comment #10
lewisnymanWe have agreed standards for this, my opinion or your opinion aren't worth much compared to an agreed consensus. Setting back to needs work.
Comment #11
mgiffordJust following up on #9 - @Bojhan if contrast isn't enough, what else should we throw at this?
Comment #15
tkoleary commentedThis is addressed by settings tray module.