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Components: Update text colors #40113
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I don't think we can / want / should do this — as you say, there's a high potential for breaking changes and unexpected behaviors.
This seems to be the correct short term solution, especially if we want to apply these changes in time for WP 6.0 — although probably good to get @jasmussen's (or other key stakeholders) blessing 🌟
I like this as it would also move us towards being ready to expose a lightweight theming API. I think this should be considered as our medium-term solution, as it may also require some refactor / tidy-up in the internal config. WDYT ? |
Good point, I agree this is the quickest way to go if we want to land it in WP 6.0. |
This attention to detail is excellent, thank you. We definitely want to retire #50505, and #000000 is a color we should very rarely use — mostly for shadows, not for UI elements. To an extent, the whole list of colors in this file is wrong and outdated, and exists — I believe — mainly due to it being created at a time in the development where much of the design refresh from #18667 was still underway. In that light, I would consider lines 6-15 from the sass file as the canonical and single list of grayscale colors we should support in the component set, with If I had my way, I'd rename the |
Thank you @jasmussen , this is excellent feedback which really helps us to move in the right direction 😄 I guess next steps could be:
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What problem does this address?
There are outdated (?) text colors in some components, such as:
Heading
: Uses#050505
, which is explicitly different from the default text colorInputControl
: Uses#000000
SelectControl
: Uses#000000
There are probably more.
What is your proposed solution?
Some possible strategies, in order of personal preference:
color
declaration. These default text colors should simply be inherited from the surrounding context instead of explicitly setting them in each component. (This may not be backwards compatible though.)darkGray.primary
.@ciampo Any thoughts?
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