Set the theme to dark theme (not an issue in light/default theme)
Open a board where cards use the Assignee field
Select/create a card and note the text in the Assignee field matches the background color
Expected behavior
In the dark theme, most text should inherit its color using the CSS variable --center-channel-color-rgb: 220, 220, 220;. However, this does not seem to be the case for the Assignee field. In my testing, the text in this field is visible in lighter themes. It appears as if the RGB value of 51,51,51 is hardcoded in the styling for that item rather than using the theme variable.
I tried hard reloading with a clean cache, new browsers, and incognito windows, and the issue persisted.
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Original
Modified Using Developer Tools
Default Theme
Light Theme
Edition and Platform
Edition: Focalboard Server (Debian)
Version: 7.8.2
Browser and OS: Chome, Windows 10
Additional context (optional)
Add any other context about the problem here, and any notes about the severity:
Sev 3: Affects minor, non-critical functionality
Text still "legible" if you hover over the field, workaround exists by using a light theme.
This (Focalboard 7.8.2) issue also effects Firefox on Linux, definitely a mistake in a style-sheet somewhere.
The field type with the issue is "Person"; "Assignee" was OPs, field name
Steps to reproduce the behavior
Assignee
fieldAssignee
field matches the background colorExpected behavior
In the dark theme, most text should inherit its color using the CSS variable
--center-channel-color-rgb: 220, 220, 220;
. However, this does not seem to be the case for the Assignee field. In my testing, the text in this field is visible in lighter themes. It appears as if the RGB value of51,51,51
is hardcoded in the styling for that item rather than using the theme variable.I tried hard reloading with a clean cache, new browsers, and incognito windows, and the issue persisted.
Screenshots (optional)
Original
Modified Using Developer Tools
Default Theme
Light Theme
Edition and Platform
Additional context (optional)
Add any other context about the problem here, and any notes about the severity:
Text still "legible" if you hover over the field, workaround exists by using a light theme.