Closed maelle closed 4 years ago
If the changes suggested are welcome,
For the comments the line that'd need to be changed is https://github.com/r-lib/pkgdown/blob/04e3f6ee259b17bed7246f237652e4ba7d6742d4/inst/assets/pkgdown.css#L202 (with a darker shade, but how much darker?)
The navbar colors are bootstrap default, maybe one could add
.navbar-default .navbar-nav > li > a {
color: newcolor;
}
to pkgdown.css?
I see Bootstrap docs mention the contrast might be too low by default. https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.3/getting-started/accessibility/#color-contrast but I don't know if the default color of the navbar in newer Bootstrap versions (cf #894) is better.
How about #444
for the links in the navbar, and #666
for comments. We could also make the background colour a little lighter, maybe #fafafa
? Do you want to make the change?
Oh, but we can't override the default theme colours in pkgdown.css
because that would be applied across all themes.
So where could the change happen?
I don't recall how the theming system works, but presumable we'd either have to change the default theme, or make one of our own.
Oh, but we can't override the default theme colours in pkgdown.css because that would be applied across all themes.
I now realize this is actually what I'd like to happen. :grin: E.g. when working on the rOpenSci pkgdown template, I noticed the lack of contrast and would prefer it to be solved in pkgdown default, than to solve it in my theme. I also think it's good if the default that might appear in themes (that don't override the color of comments) has a good enough contrast. Is the issue with applying the change across all themes that it is sort of a breaking changes for folks who've developed their themes?
I meant something slightly different: if we set the text colour it will be applied across all themes, regardless of what their background colour is (ie it might decrease the contrast if the theme uses a dark background).
I would be fine changing the css for a given theme, assuming that’s possible with the current design (I don’t remember exactly but aren’t they coming from another site?)
You could change the contrast for just the pkgdown site by including and making changes in an extra.css
file.
I don't think you want to make changes to inst/assets/pkgdown.css
because they could clash with different bootswatch themes used on other sites.
I think I understood the issue now, thanks! :relieved:
So for my own pkgdown themes/templates I will tweak colors directly and not wait for an "upstream fix". :wink:
What about pkgdown's default theme, where should the change occur?
The colours come from the bootstrap default, so I don't think there's an easy way for us to change this globally (without potentially making some existing pkgdown sites less usable).
Disclaimer: I was told about contrast yesterday, so I know very little.
On http://wave.webaim.org/report#/https://pkgdown.r-lib.org/index.html (click on contrast) it seems that contrast is too low
in the navbar
for comments in code chunks.
Should a darker shade be used in these places?
Related to #782