Also bring in the compact timeline option.
Without minor CSS changes, the old user settings are completely unusable with this change. As such, minimal effort has been put in to have it be useful. Similarly, the changes drop the use of radio groups and the old theme selector was the only one that used it. See the comments for more details on how/why this was mitigated the way it was.
This changes the auth screens to use the modal-like style of the redesign.
This does not attempt to style the actual body content of each screen. Instead,
it covers the header area with logo, footer links, and overall modal container
only.
This component displays login and register buttons. It's currently used in the
composer when viewing a room as a guest.
The name is confusing because the login flow uses are very similarly named
`mx_Login_box` as a wrapping around forms, which is totally different than these
buttons.
Additionally, the components is moved to `views/auth` since it is very simple
and auth related.
The label moves into the border on focus and after being filled. A valid color
is applied to the label and input border. Other states like invalid can be added
later as needed.
Adapted from @ara4n's experiment into a React component with a CSS only
approach.
This allows Webpack to insert the proper image URL after builds steps like
adding a hash and so on. The path you supply to `require` is relative to the JS
source file, just like any other would be.
Adds a `$res` SCSS variable set to the path from the root SCSS file to the `res`
directory.
This is a different base path than previously used in CSS URLs (it goes up 3
directories instead of 2), because Webpack will now be resolving images relative
to the root SCSS file, so the path corresponds to a source tree location,
instead of a path in the build output tree.
Defining this variable has two main goals:
* URLs are a bit easier to read
* The path can be overridden, which is needed for external (riot-web) themes
It can take some time to actually set the status message and see it play back as
a committed event. This adds a spinner for immediate feedback so it's clear
that something is happening.
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/8135.
It seems fractional spacing results in different behavior across browsers,
including unbalanced spacing, making the avatar appear uncentered.
Here we avoid this by using integers that seem to closely match the comps.
Fixes https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/8134.
This returns to the previous behavior of avatar only without a button when the
custom status feature is disabled so that you don't get pointer cursor for
something that does nothing when clicked.
The avatar ring spacing is kept consistent with and without the feature enabled
by using a different class in CSS.
This updates the custom status context menu to match the latest comps. A single
button is used for setting / clearing, depending on what is appropriate.
The state logic is also changed to depend on events and storage from js-sdk for
the committed status message. This makes it easy to distinguish the value being
edited from what's currently committed.
Adjusts the appearance of the avatar ring to match the latest comps.
In addition, we now always render the surrounding button element, which
simplifies styling since the same size is now occupied both with and without the
feature.
This improves alignment between text in the composer and text in the message
history (https://github.com/vector-im/riot-web/issues/8111).
