In the process of updating BetaFeatures logo it got
identified that the logo is better marked up as one
`<path>` element.
Follows up Id5acd5e918dfa895210a622612f4a1cda5bef985
Bug: T180427
Change-Id: I2e566650a321a3a0f371ca9d71fc4328ee5e651a
Unifying BetaFeatures SVG screenshot markup by:
- adding/changing `id`s for better readability,
- sorting attributes,
- using full pixel values where applicable and
- generalizing attributes on `g` where applicable.
Follows up I91e0495e922a1fcf094af14e424a410fad313ba0.
Bug: T180427
Change-Id: Id5acd5e918dfa895210a622612f4a1cda5bef985
Aligning SVGs to WikimediaUI color palette. Also optimizing
by help of SVGO and aligning them to each other, among changes:
- removing unnecessary, unused raster images
- removing invisible, application specific metadata
- unifying identation
- bringing attributes in order
Bug: T178257
Change-Id: Ief0ce99568e6a92700f2c8e4eb5990b989402389
... by running the following:
svgo --disable removeXMLProcInst --pretty --folder images/
svgo --disable removeXMLProcInst --pretty --folder resources/ext.popups.images/
Also, add an XML declaration to resources/ext.popups.images/close.svg so
that it's recognised as an SVG by libmagic. This isn't strictly an issue
because of the way the SVG is served by the ResourceLoaderImageModule RL
module but it's consistent with the other SVGs.
Change-Id: I10b2286d6577701ba3b9a8651d5165fa81b8d293
Given we currently have modules defined in extension.json and in hooks
it can be really confusing understanding how the code fits together.
This change hopefully makes this a little clearer by using folder names
that are named after the resource loader modules - this is also consistent
with how we do things in our other extensions.
A images folder is added to the route so that it is clearer that the images
are not used in ResourceLoader module definitions and are only used to illustrate
the beta feature.
Change-Id: Ia650ec03e3a6d3069165441ddfa069d390be4d10
2016-10-19 20:52:40 +00:00
Renamed from resources/images/popups-ltr.svg (Browse further)