Closed ajb closed 8 years ago
I just noticed that our neutral flash is now gray instead of blue. I think blue might look better -- gray is lacking in contrast to other elements on the page.
Here's an example:
Additional question: do we need an option to customize the icon that's displayed?
Fixed some styles:
Where did the persistent flashes go? We need them for shortcuts.
Shortcut flashes will just have the .flash_shortcut
class in Screendoor.
It looks like persistent flashes are "any flashes that have links". Is this an incorrect assumption?
On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 2:44 PM, Josh Rubenoff notifications@github.com wrote:
Fixed some styles:
[image: screen shot 2015-10-28 at 2 43 38 pm] https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1328849/10803993/538c3ebe-7d82-11e5-9387-2545a2900eda.png
Where did the persistent flashes go? We need them for shortcuts.
Shortcut flashes will just have the .flash_shortcut class in Screendoor.
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Adam Becker (951) 9-BECKER @AdamJacobBecker
Nope, that sounds accurate
OK, perfect. I left the persistent flashes in, but instead of passing a separate "persistent" flag, the JS just checks to see if there are any links present.
On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 2:55 PM, Josh Rubenoff notifications@github.com wrote:
Nope, that sounds accurate
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Adam Becker (951) 9-BECKER @AdamJacobBecker
:boom:
Really happy to be shipping this!
Rebase of #83.
I refactored some of the code and tried to fix the bugs that I found with transitions, etc.
@jrubenoff: assuming the output looks good, do you want to take a quick look to see if there's any refactoring you can do of the CSS? It looks a little messy to my eyes, which would make sense given the many iterations of flashes that we went through.