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Redesign: Greater contrast between "all read" and "X unread" rooms #8045

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AllienWorks opened this issue Jan 7, 2019 · 5 comments
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@AllienWorks
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The visual difference between unread vs. all-read rooms is low. It's not exactly clear which rooms have unread messages on a first glance.

I'd like to suggest "graying-out" the all-read rooms a bit more (used #61708bb3 in example):

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screenshot from 2019-01-07 22-59-50

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screenshot from 2019-01-07 22-59-07

@AllienWorks AllienWorks changed the title Greater contrast between "all read" and "X unread" rooms Redesign: Greater contrast between "all read" and "X unread" rooms Jan 7, 2019
@turt2live
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Related: #7946

@Cadair
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Cadair commented Feb 13, 2019

I think that it would be better to make the unread rooms more stark rather than lowering the contrast on the unread ones.

@fladd
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fladd commented Feb 14, 2019

Here is my custom CSS to fix the problem in my browser. Simple solution. Looks great.

.mx_RoomTile_name {
    font-weight: normal;
}

.mx_RoomTile_unread .mx_RoomTile_name {
    font-weight: bold;
}

.mx_RoomSubList_label {
  text-decoration: underline;
}

@turt2live
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@lampholder I've set this as p1 a bit selfishly - I keep fielding complaints about this, and have finally been worn down enough to do something about it. Please prioritize as needed.

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I believe this is fixed in the new room list design

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