Open unickq opened 4 years ago
Hi @unickq,
I have managed to work around this locally by updating the style sheet with the following (I added it to the end of mine):
:root {
/* Table */
--bigtable-header-bg: var(--light-grey);
--bigtable-header-border-color: var(--light-grey);
--bigtable-header-text-color: var(--dark-grey);
--bigtable-row-border-color: var(--light-grey);
/* Remove if you don't light the alternating coloured rows */
--even-row-color: var(--very-light-grey);
--table-striped-bg--hover: var(--very-light-grey);
/* Tab bar widget */
--tab-link-border-color: var(--light-grey);;
--tab-link-text-color: var(--dark-grey);
--tab-link-checked-bg: var(--light-grey);
--tab-link-checked-text-color: var(--dark-grey);
--tab-link-bg--hover: var(--light-grey);
--tab-link-bg--active: var(--light-grey);
}
It overwrites the variables set in theme.less
, which is provided with newer versions of Jenkins (I am using 2.249.1).
This gets the theme back more how I remember it (but I could have picked the wrong types of grey).
For some background --very-light-grey
, --light-grey
, --dark-grey
, are all variables defined in theme.less
and (I believe) they form the basis of the default colour pallet. There is also --medium-grey
, --white
and --black
.
With this applied I get:
I hope this helps, Tim
Same issue here, thanks for the workaround @timbrown5 !
would be great to have PR to get it fixed for everyone
This works for me https://jorg3lucas.github.io/jenkins-modern-themes/
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