This keeps the layout of the emoji fixed as much as possible.
Other changes:
* Fix width of each emoji container to static 52px
* Bump minimum width of right panel from 250px to 264px to match the
width in the figma
* Use normal font-weight for labels as per design
* Smaller vertical gap between emojis, again to match design
Instead of twisting `AuthBody`, this adds a new component for the different
styling of post-auth security flows. This also makes them fixed width and
adjusts padding to match designs.
This adds a step after login to complete security for your new session. At the
moment, the only verification method is entering your SSSS passphrase, but nicer
paths will be added soon.
This new step only appears when crypto is available and the account has
cross-signing enabled in SSSS.
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/11214
Removes one of the two places we use Velocity, so we're one step
closer to getting rid of it for good.
Should therefore fix the fact that Velocity is leaking data entries
and therefore <hr> elements.
Hopefully also makes the logic in getEventTiles incrementally simpler,
if still somwewhat byzantine.
when badges with and without highlighted state have a very
different brightness (as they might do in dark mode), hardcoding
the fg color of a badge independent of it's highlighted state
to $accent-fg-color doesn't work well, so add an extra SASS
variable we can reassign to something more specific in the custom theme
This is a simpler fix for the scrollbar problem than changing the definition
for height, which was my previous attempt at solving this problem.
Additionally, the top and bottom margins are now consistent.
Signed-off-by: Jonas Schürmann <jonasschuermann@aol.de>
Currently the scrollbar is always visible because the inner container is 5px
bigger in height than the outer container. This is hereby fixed.
Signed-off-by: Jonas Schürmann <jonasschuermann@aol.de>
This removes a seemingly redundant layer of extra chevrons from
`ContextualMenu`. Since both chevrons are the same color, there should be no
visual change.
For context menus without chevrons, this changes the menu components to still
set default styles that align the menu based on the edges used to specify the
menu's position. This is not intended to change the positioning of any existing
menus.
David Baker