See also #1836392: In the Views UI, the interaction pattern of “All displays”/ “Override this display” is confusing .

Problem/Motivation

When looking at views UI, it is hard to distinguish overridden settings from those that inherit from the base display.
The only visual distinction is italic font - that's quite weak.

Proposed resolution

In most themes, the views UI has grey/white table stripes.
This grey/white could instead be used to distinguish override vs inherit.

User interface changes

Appearance of views ui form / page.

Comments

donquixote created an issue. See original summary.

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This grey/white could instead be used to distinguish override vs inherit.

Well.. I tried, doesn't look great :)

Here is something else I tried..

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Here is the version with background color, which I don't find convincing (yet).

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Issue tags: +Usability
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Proof-of-concept patch for 'stable' theme (also applies to 'seven').

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Status: Active » Needs review

The patch is only proof-of-concept, but let's trigger the tests anyway..

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fixed custom command failed. Attached interdiff for the same.

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Didn't notice any change to the views page after applying patch
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