Fixes#30895.
The root font-size for the app has always been 16px, and it remains the
same when switching between 14px and 16px mode. This leads to
`.small` buttons looking relatively smaller to their surroundings in
16px mode. So, if we use a unit that changes when switching between
modes, we will have to multiple that value by (16/14) so that we don't
change the existing behaviour for the 14px mode and make things smaller.
This commit only affects `.small` buttons, the same named class is used
in other places but does not use rem unit there and therefore does not
require any changes.
The original plan was to use em instead of rem and multiply it by
(16/14 * 0.8), but since em depends on the parent element, there was a
case in the poll button widget where 1em was equal to 16px in the dense
14px mode. While, the right thing to do might have been some refactor to
make it work as desired, the safest thing to do right now might be to
use the --base-font-size-px variable directly for the 9.0 release.
Fixes#30920.
Before this, the buttons remained the same when switching 14px vs 16px
mode because rem was used as the unit and we are not changing the root
font-size for either of the 14px or 16px mode. Root font-size is 16px in
both cases.
We've removed 0.875 out of the 0.875rem for the font-size of the buttons
since 0.875rem is equal to 14px. It has been replaced with the base font
size variable.
We've removed the rem values for padding and border-radius and written
the pixel values directly taking in account 1 rem = 16px. We don't scale
the padding and border when switching b/w 14px and 16px mode, so we
should not do that here too. While keeping the rem around would be the
same as the current pixel value in either of the modes, removing the rem
is still better since we've concluded here that we don't need to scale
the padding and border-size b/w modes.
Since we access email through pills,to improve the
visibility on a narrow screen, if the screen width
goes below 'lg_min' or 992px drop the email column from users,
deactivated users, bots, channels, groups using a new classname
'settings-email-column'.
This commit overrides the margin-top set on the stream lock icon at the
top-level in `app_components.css`, since we don't need to pull up this
icon for the stream actions popover header.
This commit updates the `max-width` of popovers to relative length units
to allow the UI to scale with the font-size. This helps with the multi-
line popover options which we want to break evenly across different
sizes.
The `max-width` of `97vw` still applies to all popovers, and ensures
that the UI does not overflow the viewport.
A `min-width` is applied to the popover hotkey hints to ensure that they
are nearly square when only one character is present. This `min-width`
was previously using rem units, which did not scale with the font size
of the popover font.
This commit changes the `min-width` to use `em` units, which will scale
with the font size of the popover hotkeys.
Fixes#30674.
When having a bigger translation string, it was noticed that Add channel
button had no horizontal padding. But this wasn't true for a shorter
string. The button was using `min-width` as a proxy for padding. When
the width of the button went beyond the minimum 100px, the padding
disappeared.
`.new-style` properties will apply here for the standard button
styling, where the standard horizontal padding is important for the fix.
But we can't use the vertical padding of that class since we want the
button to align with the filter to the right of it which is smaller than
a standard button, so we set the vertical padding to 0 and give the
button a height of 30px. This height is used at multiple places to be
the same as the search filter, e.g. roles dropdown in users tab.
We've also changed the margin from 11px to 12px to be the same as the
filter on the right.
This commit makes the selectors for CSS applied to users
and bots table more specific since the classes used
before are generic and can be used at other places
as well.
This commit makes the selector used to apply CSS to
file name column in uploaded files table more specific
as the class name used before is generic and can be
used at other places as well.
For buttons in the compose box using `.small`, all properties except
min-width were already being overriden in compose.css. So we added
`min-width: inherit` to compose.css and remove the `small` class.
Preparatory commit for #30895.
With the redesign of all popovers completed, we have transitioned away
from the legacy Bootstrap-based popover system. As a result, the
Bootstrap `nav nav-list` classes are now obsolete and no longer used
in the codebase.
This commit, a part of the efforts to clean up the legacy Bootstrap CSS,
removes these unused classes and any related CSS workarounds.
Fixes#26990.
This is a prep commit for removing `nav nav-list` classes from all
popovers.
The send later modal, although not being a popover specifically, was the
last place in the code still using `nav nav-list` classes.
This commit updates the `max-width` of popovers to relative length units
to allow the UI to scale with the font-size.
The `max-width` of `97vw` still applies to the popover, and ensures
that the UI does not overflow the viewport.
- Adds focus outline to the custom profile field links.
- Replaces the grey outline of the copy and status buttons with the
blue one used across the popover options.
- Adds hover state styling to the focus state styling for the copy
buttons.
As a follow-up to the user card popover redesign, this commit removes
the unused code and styles from the user card popover.
- Removed tooltip logic for user name and user type, since we now
display them in full without any ellipses.
- Removed unused css whose class names are no longer used in the
user card popover.
- Removed additional styling needed to handle font awesome and zulip
custom icons, used in the older design.
This commit aligns the user info, which contains the user's full name
and type, to the vertical center of the user card popover's header.
With this, the user info is aligned in the center of the popover header
for short names, and then for the longer names, the user info eventually
aligns to the top and the rest of the content are pushed down.
Using the new color palette defined in the previous commit, this commit
updates the hover and active colors of the copy button in the user card
popover.
This also adds a background to the copy icon on hover and active states.
