Additional changes:
* Separate CSSCustomProperties.less from skin.less so that
we can obtain the unmodified original values for the colors
Depends-On: I363a97d33d85a9033da753f2a8fe730d80206639
Depends-On: I148eaca747352ffdc9d1423f20d34bd5a1d0e447
Bug: T356427
Change-Id: I916450c276cabb0c7c871525c50f95fb87f498ad
All colors used in Minerva are converted from Less variables
into CSS custom properties. A new file called CSSCustomProperties.less
is created in the skins.minerva.base.styles module to store
these custom properties and an ADR is provided on the rationale for
dropping support for browsers that don't support custom properties.
The new CSS custom properties follow Codex design token conventions
where possible (and noted when not).
Link colors are unique because their styles are defined in core,
so in that case the Less variables values are set to custom properties.
Those values are then fed back into MediaWiki core for core link
styling.
Also adds a temporary night-mode color palette under the
.skin-nightmode-1 class on the <html> element.
Bug: T356074
Change-Id: Ida1f14138f12bd3c600c264bde7b5100f9dbf4ff
The current implementation enforces the size to be part of the
icon name. It would be preferable to have a specific class for
controlling size given we don't want to have to update all the
names of our icons.
Bug: T342908
Change-Id: I84407fb562c288bafe02e97ba7f3366de7f61611
Creates a new Icon.mustache file in favour of using
MinervaUI::iconClass.
Add a new icons.less file and the following icons:
- history
- expand (next) arrow.
These icons are used exclusively in the history
status bar at the bottom of most pages.
Bug: T319260
Change-Id: If81186418fe758d7be9c3e57cf5d2aa889517f2d
- Move new header styles to header.less
- Remove unnecessary styles
- Update search overlay to be aligned with the heading searchbox on all screen sizes
- Add temporary skin style to ensure no regressions in mobile VE
Bug: T294033
Change-Id: Ib9867d1b76b602f3355e9f2689f137bc84b0c929
`lazy-image-placeholder` is needed only when MobileFrontend is enabled.
So it makes sense to move those styles to mobile.init css. See more details here: T199351#6380240
Bug: T260406
Change-Id: I16ca734af33fb0f3c4c67f20bbca8631279d7778