Feature #40744
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Refresh history tabs look and feel
Added by Marius BĂLTEANU 7 months ago.
Updated 7 months ago.
Description
The current UI of the history tab looks quite confusing because of the many borders. For some heading we started to add a background color (ex: Activity page) and I think we should also add to the history tab. Looking on some active themes, I saw some quite nice implementations:
1.Simple change to show gravatar inside the heading:
2. From redmine_theme_farend_bleuclair theme maintained by Farend (Go MAEDA).
What do you think?
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Also, this should cover also the requirements from #39880.
- Related to Feature #39882: Highlight selected version on the Roadmap view added
- Related to deleted (Feature #39882: Highlight selected version on the Roadmap view)
- Related to Feature #39880: Add a small border-radius to selected (author) headings added
I like design 2 and usually use the Bleuclair theme. When displaying an icon image with design 2, it looks like a speech bubble appears from the icon image as shown in the screenshot below.
design 1 is also easier to read than at present. I prefer a little more padding.
Thank you for your interest in the Bleuclair theme. It was created by Junichi Ishikura and is now maintained by Mizuki ISHIKAWA.
I believe the readability of the Bleuclair theme's history tab is nicer than the default theme, and I would be happy to see it incorporated into Redmine core.
Thanks for your responses.
Mizuki ISHIKAWA, Go MAEDA, do you think it is possible to extract this into a patch and post it here? I can review it.
Marius BĂLTEANU wrote in #note-7:
Thanks for your responses.
Mizuki ISHIKAWA, Go MAEDA, do you think it is possible to extract this into a patch and post it here? I can review it.
I made a patch. I'm not very good at writing CSS, so feedback is welcome.
I have also applied changes to similar layout such as the news and forum screens.
The vertical line connecting the icons is hidden in the notes tab and properties tab. This is because notes and properties are considered to be extracted from a part of the continuous history and are therefore discontinuous.
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