This reverts commit bca9223bb1.
Reason for revert: This is now longer needed following the work
in Ia253de68f94236e7fe2219b736dd6084c64ce838.
Bug: T359983
Change-Id: Ibd3013169f26531a0cd879c143692e7030709808
The classes:
- skin-night-mode-clientpref-0
- skin-night-mode-clientpref-1
- skin-night-mode-clientpref-2
is being replaced with
- skin-theme-clientpref-day
- skin-theme-clientpref-night
- skin-theme-clientpref-os
- Moved $forceNightMode to be a text parameter (dat|night|os)
- Keep adding the old classes to the html element, to give the ability of gradual deployment
The preference is renamed from minerva-night-mode to minerva-theme (a follow up to consider
migrating existing values will follow).
The query string minervanightmode continues to behave the same but now
accepts other values such as day, night and os.
Bug: T359983
Change-Id: Ia253de68f94236e7fe2219b736dd6084c64ce838
Organizes the code in CSSCustomProperties.less into
3 separate groups:
- Forced night-mode,
- auto night-mode
- night-mode helpers.
Also applies `color: var(--color-base)` to both .skin-invert
and .notheme to address situations where color is
defined by inheritance.
Change-Id: I9edc6fd81416f0f40eca975381f61023ac047e47
The current white text on a green background is not an accessible level
of color contrast. We were instead recommended to use
@background-color-progressive, so let's do that
In addition, remove the previous definition of
@background-color-last-modified-bar-active as it's no longer being used
Visual change for pages on mobile that have been updated recently
Bug: T358736
Change-Id: If5b97b785e95df75645be62847cef396f6be68b6
This patch promotes a consistent design decision across projects in
MediaWiki core, extensions, and skins. The darker red color meets the
W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) at Level AA that text
or images of text must have a contrast ratio of at least 4.5:1 (or 3:1
for large text).
Bug: T343239
Change-Id: I5c3f0731c76b689d0c985faa21036b8c2fddac20
The fixSpecialName function does the opposite of what we want - it takes
a special page and converts it to the local name using getLocalNameFor
Instead of doing that map canonicalTitle to a Title created using the canonical
name.
This requires less computation than localizing every title in the pagetitles array.
Bug: T359958
Change-Id: Ied3ed927202dd9356ebeb7e404230f571a1d910d
Use CSS to target parsed content where a background color is defined
inline without an accompanying text color. Additionally, add an ADR
documenting this decision to the repo
Visual change in night mode only, as the text color will now be correct
Bug: T358797
Change-Id: If375c4c9691462d314e91a74da0fc8365137cd8c
Based on list on [[mw:Recommendations_for_mobile_friendly_articles_on_Wikimedia_wikis]]
and running color contrast checker on every project.
Bug: T358164
Change-Id: I1ecbc1bac060eae4b9d99f461284d15b5da3d576
Adds a rule that makes elements using the .notheme class
inherit black text unless specified otherwise.
This addresses situations where elements relying on
inheritance for color.
Bug: T358528
Change-Id: Ie59c31b5e25684ff5ecad507a273fbe71af4bca0
During the Codex experimental build integration, some non-standard
variable color names were not replaced with standardized ones.
This patch replaced:
--color-link--active -> --color-progressive--active
--color-link--visited -> --color-visited
Bug: T356928
Change-Id: I48925009300565adbd7af815138d150219c7e88a
This (partially)
reverts commit 9f541aafcc.
Reason for revert: Applying in light mode as well as night
mode where it was intending. The [bgcolor] rule is safe in both
modes so can stay.
Bug: T358164
Change-Id: I68c4d81209199d0257b7ba2590d19c258d9152e6
