Olaf Grabienski

Thanks for the PR! I set up a test site with the code changes and was able to install Backdrop although I used three special characters (forward slash, semicolon, and...

> Not sure if this is the right issue but it seems maybe so -- reported in the forum recently ... I think it *is* the right issue. @quicksketch and...

@yorkshire-pudding I'd also love to see this fixed. There seem to be issues regarding the approach, see https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/2904#issuecomment-384192078 by @quicksketch and https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/2904#issuecomment-948285246 by @indigoxela.

> I think we should update everywhere as trying to have an override could be complex and I imagine the use cases for overriding are very limited. I'd prefer an...

@yorkshire-pudding Thanks for the well-thought-out user journeys – a good concept, in my opinion. Given your approach to treat 'alt' and 'title' the same, it might not matter practically here,...

As mentioned in https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/3906#issuecomment-1320011866, the 2nd set is better when I look at the icons in an analytical way, but when I have a quick look at the icons, the...

> Should we consider going back to a simple caret (🔽 ), or small arrow (⬇️ )? Yes please! Visually, I'd prefer the caret, but let's reconsider @klonos' [objection](https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/3906#issuecomment-743097303) that...

> I'm fine with using just up/down arrows, but lets please not go back to using the caret, as that's being used for expand/collapse functionality in multiple places. @klonos It's...

Good point! Inspired by the CSS tricks article, I've added the following styles via *CSS Injector* on top of the *Seven* theme of a test site. What do you think...

Screenshot based on the CSS fix: