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Improve Notebook styling
With light theme:
With dark theme:
Works with notebooks of all orientations (top, bottom, left & right):
Hmm... I'm going to have to think about the design of this a bit more.
@cassidyjames Design feedback/input needed.
Okay, I've redesigned it to make it fit more with elementary's overall style, and also to improve on their sense of "physicality." The description has been updated to display the new style. I can further iterate based on feedback from the elementary team, if desired, but I will go ahead and mark this as "ready for review" since it looks good enough to me.
I'm pretty sure this was an intentional change, and I feel that trying to rewrite something that was only recently done is not the right path. If you want to give connected tabs a shot I'd recommend on top of the sass Cassidy was experimenting with in this branch
I'm pretty sure this was an intentional change, and I feel that trying to rewrite something that was only recently done is not the right path. If you want to give connected tabs a shot I'd recommend on top of the sass Cassidy was experimenting with in this branch
I tried that branch, but unfortunately it produces a bunch of weird visual artifacts and buginess when used with the latest master, so I thought it would be easier just to write it from scratch.
I tried that branch, but unfortunately it produces a bunch of weird visual artifacts and buginess when used with latest master, so I thought it would be easier just to write it from scratch.
All you have to do is copy and paste the part that does the connected style on to the up to date sass.
@jwinnie it looks like you're sort of recreating the notebook.inline-toolbar style which is nice but should be only used with an explicit style class. See #1024 for context.
