Due to using ooui, and a lot of the styles being a lot more generic
in general these days for wider skin support, most of the skin
styles still included with Echo are no longer necessary or may even
be actively breaking things.
Remove a bunch of that, including some of the stuff for T226594 etc,
as we now have a more elegant solution in the skin itself.
Bug: T226684
Bug: T226594
Depends-On: I0ed21a78feb1b1298c30b969a1c80a4323e74043
Change-Id: Id3193a07f023eb0abc30fa24afe10da042fea876
A positive text-indent causes horizontal scrollbars, so just hide the
screenreader text by making it transparent, and accept that we're going
to have the hover tooltip issue (T161302) in Monobook.
Bug: T226594
Change-Id: I6cb9ec146c2b469cbfb1fdc57937794d237e46db
In c86a1a5cf, the structure of the badge was changed, and the hack for
hiding the screenreader text in the badge was updated accordingly.
However, the Monobook styles were not updated, and this caused the badge
icons to be positioned off-screen.
Update the Monobook styles for the new badge structure, and use a
different hack for hiding the screenreader text because the one used for
other skins doesn't work in Monobook.
Bug: T226503
Change-Id: I190d2719addfbe50a7108193848bf23eef54bccf
Colours were previously defined only in the monobook- and vector-specific
styles, but with the same styles in each, and appear to work consistently
accross all tested skins (modern, timeless, cologneblue, anisa,
hassomecolours...). Given the UX importance of these colours, better to
apply them as the default for all skins and leave it to any others for
which this doesn't work to resolve any issues on their end.
bug: T181142
Change-Id: Idc22881d6c51aa12adc9a053ce08adfdf0fad2b0
Looks like we're hitting an edge case where positioning with negative
offsets inside an inline-block element results in incorrect rendering.
We're accidentally rendering an invisible overlay over nearly the
entire page. Twiddle the styles until we no longer hit that case.
Minimal example of the IE 11 bug: https://jsfiddle.net/50v6m0kb/3/
Bug: T161869
Change-Id: Id4b6ccc1ec6a11b455d6ab45c5aaa0e8544385f7
In the unseen notifications case, Monobook used badges with
black text on a light red/blue, even though the text
is white on grey in the non-unseen case. Change the unseen style
to white on dark red/blue like Vector, and also make the colors
exactly the same as Vector.
Change-Id: I9d2d1a2614ac1130e027fb952c9288588d25d495
Seems to be fixed by different changes, and now this change
is causing trouble, moving the badges up off-screen.
This reverts commit 0b7f8712a9.
Change-Id: Ia5a0a6b6be3698436a043aee111f251709c22f20
What this really does is:
* Change the forced width of the <a> to the width of the icon
(rather than 1.25x the width of the icon)
* Change the alignment of the :before from 40% to 50% so it
stays in the middle (1.25*40=50)
Change-Id: I0399a20fc84e59fcbcf69da509a4d8bfa9b54a08
I think everything works the same. Some older browsers (IE 10-11,
Opera 12) have funny issues with SVGs in 'content'.
.mw-echo-notifications-badge now has 'height: 24px', as it must be
at least as high as the background to display it. We no longer need
.oo-ui-popupWidget to have 'margin-top: 7px', that was a workaround
for the badge having smaller dimensions in CSS than in reality.
This also allows us to significantly reduce the amount of Monobook-
specific CSS, because we now use the background-image approach for
all skins.
Bug: T142042
Bug: T142248
Change-Id: Iaa22202dbd5b5eb7a9b1ef47d068e80764ed982f
A browser bug causes the badges to be pushed down by 1em in IE11
and below, but not in Edge. The only way I could find to work
around this was to add top:-1em; in IE browsers using CSS hacks.
Bug: T142053
Change-Id: If240f7281dd795085c003af524da294d5bf5ff76
Make everything a little smaller, decrease spacing. In order to
make the icons smaller, we had to override the content: url(...)
into using background-image with sizing.
Bug: T141923
Change-Id: Icacb15871c824ae845acc937973fb230b05b489a
And change all CSS and JS dependent calls/tags based on the new
tooltip message and ID of the personal tool <li> item.
Change-Id: I136fabe5710f90da10eb8d4afe92acdb77571eec
