- This gives the user the sense of what he/she is currently viewing
- The hover/selected are the same right now. Needs to change.
- Need to find a more meaningful place for `markSelected`
Moved markSelected to app.views.Stream
- Removes duplication
- All streams create this view, and this seems to do some setup on
initializing, which is a good place to markNavSelected
Changing highlight on hover to 'black' instead of the blue
- The blue was a little intruisive
- Also fixes the vertical alignment issue
Changing the background to bluebg on hover
- Introduced text-dark-grey = #666666
- Converted text colors #777777 and #555555 to text-dark-grey
- Removed header-grey in favor of text-grey
- Included colors in a couple of files where it was missing
- Categorized the colors in the palette based on the contexts of usage
- This action needn't be performed when all notifications are read,
hence disabling it is a good practice
- Added a link-disabled-color
- Used css pointer-events to disable clicking on the link
Preventing default on click for the mark_all_read_link
- avoiding the use of pointer-events
- setting up disabled only for mark_all_read_link
Moved disabling of the link to a global handler
- Added disabled class to the button in /notifications when all are read
- Styled the disabled button
- Adding disabled class after completion of ajaxRequest
- Pulled out the existing palette in _mixins
- Took a stab at naming greys after their usage count in contexts
- Replaced #a40802 with #a80000, since they are very close and $red was already in the palette
Missed importing 'colors' in a couple of places
Removing a redefined in favor of in colors.css.scss
Fixing missed imports #2
Renamed $background to $background-white
Explicitly calling out the color of the background, since we have many
background colors
- the right-arrow wasn't highlighted on hover, which was
inconsistent with the other header items
- changed the user-menu items highlight color from #fff to #fafafa, which is
consistent across the header
- refactored the css to reduce specificity
- refactored css to use nesting in class names instead of nesting in
scss (as advocated by http://smacss.com) to reduce specificity and
to enhance readability
