IITC colors are ugly.
I hate background color most of all.
Shouldn't we use default palette from Ingress intel?
IITC css is chaotic.
Currently in order to overdrive background I need to redefine a bunch of styles independently (instead of change just one value)
IITC UI elements themselves are placed without proper hierarchy.
E.g. #sidebartoggle is not a part of #sidebar (or #scrollwrapper).
#chat and #chatcontrols are also independent elements.
So it's hard to theme them as whole part, and we get issues trying to change placing or scaling properties.
It's a common case in IITC if some complex element get completely cleared (or replaced, with all sub-elements). It's also undesirable in some cases, and it may be better to hide instead of clear (and update sub-elements individually, instead or rewriting whole parent element).
johnd0e
commented
3 years ago
IITC colors are ugly. I hate background color most of all. Shouldn't we use default palette from Ingress intel?
IITC css is chaotic. Currently in order to overdrive background I need to redefine a bunch of styles independently (instead of change just one value)
IITC UI elements themselves are placed without proper hierarchy. E.g.
#sidebartoggleis not a part of#sidebar(or#scrollwrapper).#chatand#chatcontrolsare also independent elements. So it's hard to theme them as whole part, and we get issues trying to change placing or scaling properties.It's a common case in IITC if some complex element get completely cleared (or replaced, with all sub-elements). It's also undesirable in some cases, and it may be better to hide instead of clear (and update sub-elements individually, instead or rewriting whole parent element).