On Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 12:06 AM, Robert B <[email protected]> wrote: > Guys, > > It's a minor thing, but I'd like to contribute my CSS adjustments back to > the project. I've converted the layout.css and colors.css into something > which removes all unnecessary PNG images. > > > - Instead of having a background image which contains a gradient fill > for the main page and table headers, I make use of the linear-gradient CSS > tags. It's Firefox 3.6+, Chrome, Safari, IE6, IE7, IE8, IE9, IE10, Opera, > and W3C compatible code. > - I've also removed the rounded border PNGs and replaced them using > Webkit, Gecko, and CSS3 compliant CSS tags, with a graceful fallback for > IE6 and IE7. > - I also have made SVG versions of the green "running" checkmarks, > gears, etc. But these I can't change as they are not referenced in the CSS > and would be additional changes elsewhere outside of the stylesheets. Or > I'd need to do some more dirty tricks. > > > The benefit is that the UI loads faster, has higher readability on > high-DPI screens (e.g. it survives screen enlargement without looking > pixelated or blurry), and looks a bit more refined (subjective, of course). > > Below are screenshots from Chrome. Firefox and IE9+ look identical. > > Is there any interest in this sort of thing? >
Hi Robert, this sounds like a great improvement. The way to contribute code is to create a git patch, open a JIRA and attach patch to it. If you are not familiar with git and creating patches simply attach files you modified to JIRA and I'll take care of. Thanks for contributing back! George
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