When you click on a resource or element, there is no active colour to indicate what page you have clicked on. I think this would be useful to add some contrast, now that many shades of grey have been introduced.
Step to reproduce
Create a chunk called "inc_example_1"
Create another chunk called "inc_example_2"
Now click on the chunk called "inc_example_1"
Observed behavior
There is no visual indicator to show you what you've clicked on, or what you are currently viewing. This is particularly important for sites with many elements or resources.
Expected behavior
To display an active state.
Here I have clicked on the chunk called "callLogin"
Here I have clicked on the chunk called "callLogin" in MODX 2.6.4
alroniks
commented
6 years ago
Summary
When you click on a resource or element, there is no active colour to indicate what page you have clicked on. I think this would be useful to add some contrast, now that many shades of grey have been introduced.
Step to reproduce
Observed behavior
There is no visual indicator to show you what you've clicked on, or what you are currently viewing. This is particularly important for sites with many elements or resources.
Expected behavior
To display an active state.
Here I have clicked on the chunk called "callLogin"
Here I have clicked on the chunk called "callLogin" in MODX 2.6.4
Related https://github.com/modxcms/revolution/issues/13960
Environment
MODX3 Alpha v 3.0.0-dev From https://github.com/Sterc/modx3builds/raw/master/latest/modx3-alpha-regular.zip Chrome Version 67.0.3396.99