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Some formatting/coloring changes #165
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See my pull request. Updated text for: unregistered, expired and trial. Links have underscore (the standard method!) |
Not seeing any underscores. Can we make links bright blue like old-school Mozilla? |
old-school Mozilla? like Netscape Navigator old-school, LOL! 💀 |
Exactly :) Style? We don't need no stinkin' style. But seriously links need to stand out better imho. |
Maybe a lighter blue, underline and color change in hover? a{color:#0088CC;text-decoration:none;} |
In my view using the lighter blue as proposed by gfjardim should do. No previous versions of unRAID ever used underscores ... a{color:#0088CC;text-decoration:none;} |
Well personally I like 'blue' for links better because that's more-or-less standard, e.g., this github page itself. If I just change the anchor color it does look more obvious imho - I'm thinking of new users who want to easily see what can be clicked. However if we go 'blue' then more than just anchor should be changed. Should change all 'green' colors associated with links, such as nav bar and submit buttons to blue as well. Also the vertical bar in upper right of header can be green/yellow/red to according to array state. Trouble is, changing color scheme like this might go against overall presentation design, but from a practical viewpoint I think it would be better, again imho. For now I am going to leave it as-is. |
In this image we see the Registration page in the 'black' theme. Notice that text block starting with "Your server..." needs to have a little left and right margin. This effect is also seen in the file browser - that text butts right up against the left and right window and it would look better with a little margin.
Also notice the links are in blue and fairly easy to distinquish.
Here is the same page in the 'white' theme. Notice the links are very hard to distinguish. I've noticed this on other pages too. Can we do something to make these stand out better, eg., brighter blue?
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