Thanks a lot. I like very much the styling for the filters. It looks great!
Unfortunately there are changes to the filter settings in the upcoming version of Item Inspector that causes the filters not being styled anymore.
There will be support for a much larger number of filters. I decided to place then in groups of similarly themed filters to make it easier to users to find the one they need. I suspect (I donāt really know) that the introduction of groups changes the html enough to break your selectors.
The filters themselves are not changed. They will just be grouped. Hopefully this will be an easy fix.
I will try the CSS variables to see how hey workout. At first sight it looks good.
dashboard item tables now use item color coding as their background to make it more prominent
colorcoded background of radical/kanji/vocab navbar menus - just like WK does now
Fixed
scoping of Item Inspectorās filter settingsā styles to make them work with previous and latest version
text color of the total number of reviews in ultimate timeline
Iām running out of obvious problems with the style, a least for the user scripts I checked out - the releases might slow down a little from now on because of that (unless something new shows up :).
My next focus will be on:
implementing full support for Item Inspector
going through supported user scripts and checking if everything still looks right
Thanks for fixing the filters. I am still in the hospital. I canāt check it out but I am sure it looks good.
The inline styling of Item Inspector is still there. I have on my todo list an overhaul of the css related to font and background colors. I want to introduce css variables and make sure Item Inspector looks good in both Breeze Dark and the other dark style, I think it is called Dark Azure. Perhaps you should delay your Item Inspector initiative until I am done with my overhaul.
How about css.variables for gradient? I use them in Item Inspector because plain bacground colors look bland.
How about Self Study Quiz? Last time I checked it had the same filter issue as Item Inspector and the background color for the quiz was black. It should be the item color.
I can see that the latest version already has less of the inline styles, but youāre right - I should probably hold off with Item Inspector support.
Thereās not a single place in the style right now that uses gradients, so I feel it would go against the style. You can look into modifying a color in a variable into a darker/lighter one with CSS to achieve a gradient by yourself - that would be one less color to define explicitly.
I consider Item Inspector and Self Study Quiz a package deal, so I would like to have both styled. The filters should already be working, the background thing would need to be handled. Maybe next release
I was going to comment on a fix for radical images being white, but it seems like people have already discussed that, so Iāll hold off on that until I have something more to contribute. However, I did notice an issue with this style and the Dashboard Progress Plus Script.
The light background color is for the so-called āringā that identifies which items you need to guru to level up. Your āfixā simply destroys this feature because we donāt see the ring anymore. Well, if I squint and look hard enough I see the ring has a slightly different shade of dark but the point of the ring is to give a visual clue. It should be visible. Can you find another fix that keeps the ring visually apparent?
@artemigos A new version of Item Inspector is out. I did not do the css overhaul yet. This is what I plan to do next. I donāt plan to change the filters though. Their current styling is broken. I you would be kind enough to look at this I will be happy.
I love the styling filters had in 1.10.3. There is a great visual difference between filters that have their checkbox checked and those that donāt. This is excellent from the user interface point of view.
I prefer the subtle gray outline, and I just thought the white was way too distracting when everything else is gray and black, but okay. Howās this?
This is with only the background color change, not the āborder-color: unset;ā. Hereās a lighter gray (#585858), which makes it more obvious and looks pretty good imo.
Just to let you guys know - Iām super busy IRL right now, so Iām finding it hard to dedicate an evening to the style, but things should slowly calm down near the Christmas break. I canāt promise an exact day, but I will be looking at all of the things mentioned above