Closed DavideSegullo closed 2 years ago
@DavideSegullo At the moment we proceed with this solution, we use the color icons: #5B5B6D when they are disabled and #FFFFFF when you click on them and they are active.
Thank you @gabriele-pala , we can move it to development @zheleznov163, you can follow @gabriele-pala comment for the fix.
I'm using icons exported from figma, with a few differences - I remove the inline stroke value, and the
I noticed this shortcoming, and pointed out earlier that there is a problem. I'm creating a component that renders .svg and accepts a universal prop (stroke or fill, it doesn't matter. We agreed to use stroke).
In my experience, it's realistic (and practical) to create an SVG image that can accept a single color as any property, rather than trying to do complicated manipulations on each individual image in code.
Ye I agree with you, the only problem I can see is related with the opacity, as you can see on the icon for the translation. Ofc a solid color is the best way to solve, but probably we can improve the svg path
@zheleznov163 You can fix by using this hex color: #ACACEC
We should improve icons SVG stroke, because on react native we have a bad rendering effect if we use opacity.