Now that we've switched to CSS custom properties, all the color rules
don't need to be repeated for each theme via a mixin, so the
_theme_base.scss could be split up with all its rules going into the
expected modules/locations along with all the other associated styles.
This also removes the attempt to close the dropdown if you the toggle
again while it's already open, since it seems like that isn't working
correctly anyway.
This uses the data in the financials table to generate a donation goal
meter at the top of the home page's sidebar. It uses the new-ish HTML
<meter> element, which will automatically change colors as it hits
different thresholds.
This is mostly just rearranging, but a couple of functional changes:
* The "preview blocks" can now be clicked to switch themes, instead of
using the dropdown menu.
* Click events should be disabled in the fake posts, so we don't need to
worry about voting/labels/etc.
Previously I've been using the built-in SASS lightness function, but
that doesn't necessarily always line up with how light we perceive a
color to be. This function seems to do a better job of matching up with
the "expected" result for a color.
I haven't gone through the base stylelint rules yet, but this was from a
full look through all of the stylelint-scss ones, enabling all of the
ones that suit the SCSS style and doing the necessary fixups to the
code. Not many fixes were necessary, most was related to redundant "& >"
selectors that I didn't realize were unnecessary.
We're going to make the static sites depend on the main site's
stylesheet, but as part of that we need to be able to do a little bit of
customization specific to them - specifically, being able to bring over
the rules for setting up how lists and links look. Hopefully we
shouldn't need to use this much, but this is reasonable for now.
This is a change I've been meaning to make for a while anyway for better
semantic HTML and accessibility, and it ended up being necessary to be
able to support some other updates as well.
Nothing too significant in here, but it rearranges some of the theme
initialization a little more, including making sure that each theme sets
a number of "essential" colors. It also moves the default theme out into
its own file, instead of having it at the bottom of _theme_base.scss for
no particular reason.
Continuing on with the theme-system overhaul, this adds some more
definable colors, some more "fallback" logic, and moves Solarized colors
into a particular theme file instead of using them throughout the CSS.
Solarized colors are still used in the base theme, but all are hardcoded
and labeled as such, so that they can be spotted/replaced more easily.
Previously, there were a number of issues coming up repeatedly related
to unexpected behavior of nested lists and similar cases. This is
because we're trying to use lists for their semantic value occasionally
(such as for lists of topics inside a particular group), but the default
styles (including the ones from Spectre.css) have set them up
specifically for text-based lists.
This commit addresses this by changing the base ol/ul styles back to
something very neutral (no margins or marker for list items), and then
adding a specific "placeholder class" that can be extended in places
that will have text-based lists, like inside comment or topic text.
xzi
Bauke
Deimos
Lugubris
Shane Moore
Ivan Fonseca