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friendica 97739920eb create a new "subdued" CSS class for things that shouldn't be in your face unless you want them and intentionally hover over them. Typically this would be accomplished via an opacity or colour change, but themes are free to use other methods. Also changed the channel_tabs "chatroom" link to use the subdued class if no rooms have been created rather than a count of chatrooms. Themse should probably create a .subdued and .subdued:hover definition because we'll probably take most of the stuff which is now hardwired to use opacity by id and change it to use the class definition instead.

2014-02-08 00:48:19 -08:00

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mod_page.css

define some photo types; primarily profile photos and things, but there is room for others. Also move the "decoration" out of the mod_page.css and into fancy.css - mod_xxx.css should only specify element positions and basic layout, not "decoration". Once we get more positioning stuff moved into module and basic layout files, we can trim down the style.css a lot - as it will theoretically only have decoration. And if we use macro substitution (pcss) we should be able to ultimately change the colour, size or background in one place and be done with it. This will make life easier for theme developers.

2013-07-16 21:56:02 -07:00

sloppy_photos.css

add sloppy photo setting and fix default navbar hide setting

2013-11-03 14:57:29 -08:00

style.css

create a new "subdued" CSS class for things that shouldn't be in your face unless you want them and intentionally hover over them. Typically this would be accomplished via an opacity or colour change, but themes are free to use other methods. Also changed the channel_tabs "chatroom" link to use the subdued class if no rooms have been created rather than a count of chatrooms. Themse should probably create a .subdued and .subdued:hover definition because we'll probably take most of the stuff which is now hardwired to use opacity by id and change it to use the class definition instead.

2014-02-08 00:48:19 -08:00