* page-fade:
Remove redundant 'background-image' PNG fallback for
IE6-8 in '#mw-page-base' because the vertical-gradient() already
creates a solid fallback color which seems good enough for IE6-8.
Remove the 'background-color' rule which was only there to fill
the gap above the the IE6-8 PNG image fallback, which in turn
overrode the background-color rule from vertical-gradient.
The background-repeat rule is also redundant with background-image
gone.
* watch-icon-loading:
This is only used when the JS code is active and the user
clicks the watch star. It does not need a PNG fallback, as it
is only needed in Grade A browsers where the JS executes,
which are expected to support SVG.
Also removed the embedding as the rendering of article text
on page load should not be delayed by an icon that might
be used if and when the user clicks on the watchstar (and
irrelevant to logged-out users).
Bug: T121730
Change-Id: Ief4b80432fbe2ce7ebddf429f02c161048ed61d1
Unifying variable naming to property-identifier-modifier scheme, while
also collecting all non-print values variables in corresponding file.
We will amend the `em` based values to calculations that will enable
rendered full pixel values and also fix some connected
usability issues in the future.
Change-Id: I378e8a2af91fe0790708e6fb2d2e7a5718ce93c5
Reyling only on base font family variables. It's debatable if
something like `@font-family-base` would make sense, but with only
3 variables the abstraction would seem over-engineered for the time being.
Change-Id: I294ef8753dd3c73f4ed3fd89d43978dfaf6e0f06
Merging similar value applications in generalized variables,
and aligning to property-identifier-modifier scheme.
Change-Id: I274ef24140a36e285c67b33a41ab6afe7c98676b
Increasing the distance of the button slightly changes the position
from end, putting the icon in a more appropriate place (harmonized
whitespace of input value and icon).
Also simplifying `font-size` calculations readability and equalling
their values in search input and button.
Bug: T225331
Change-Id: I57f7efc61f3b770d7470d820402e2ea533364238
Reducing specificity, simplifying output and merging `padding`
in one place into one shorthand attribute.
Change-Id: Ida96f18e9d90d55492ea114a7b5e3e1b8020c71f
The debounce is trailing, not leading/throttled. This means
the value doesn't decide how often it runs while the user is
resizing. It decides how long after they stop resizing will
it first run.
Given the calculation isn't super expensive, a much lower value
should suffice. The main thing we want is that while the user
is actively resizing and 100s of events are queued up (faster than
JS can process), that we wait until the end of the chain before
computing it (once). If the user actually stops moving, even for
a little bit, that little bit however small should be more than
long enough for a repaint to take place.
Test Plan:
* Open two tabs, one after checking out master, and
one after checking out this patch. Make sure you are logged-in
on MW as an administrator user (to get more tabs).
* Verify that `mw.loader.getVersion('skins.vector.js')` returns
different values from the console for each.
* Resize the window from wide to very narrow and back.
Before, the tab bar updates relatively late it feels sluggish.
After, the tab bar appears to update as/while you let go.
Change-Id: If02338559abc71668d0655e8b3be1a5f73e646a9
requestAnimationFrame (rAF) is called before styles are computed.
Performing a style read there can require a forced style
recalcution which interrupts the browser's natural rendering
life cycle.
To gracefully observe layout of the page without inducing the
cost to render it, it should be accessed after rendering.
A suitable API to schedule time there is requestIdleCallback.
In any event, if the code that needs this measurement executes
very early for some reason, it is still computed on-demand which
means it can't cause any functional regression.
Change-Id: I0d8d3a0b158fa3d9e0895760d0691757f918d91d
It's not useful to mirror it for RTL languages, as it's a real world
object metaphor and is held in right hand for most users, no matter
what language. Sorry, left-hand users. Unify with Design Style Guide
search icon treatment.
Bug: T228435
Change-Id: I9ff688e4be801779a84b1026ca57cfb50209b53d
