Opened 19 months ago
Last modified 2 months ago
#7775 new enhancement
VCS: Changeset pages have some text with small font size, which is less legible
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| Component: | Trac | Keywords: | has-screenshots |
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Description
URL : https://core.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/58910
The small font size on the page affects readability, increasing it for better visibility would be helpful.
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Change History (6)
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19 months ago
I have checked above mentioned issue and I have resolved it and added patch. Also, I have attached screenshot after resolved this issue.
#2
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17 months ago
- Priority changed from low to lowest
For reference, the files edited in the diff above are upstream trac CSS files, which should not be edited directly. Ideally, any customisations should go in wp-trac.css for easier trac upgrades.
I am inclined not to merge this change though; and instead upgrade the Trac CSS/JS we're loading, which appears to be severely out-of-date. These font-sizes were increased in https://trac.edgewall.org/changeset/15523 which is in Trac 1.3, which we're likely to upgrade to shortly.
Upgrading the CSS/JS will however likely break other CSS/JS customisations we've made to trac, so it's not an urgent task.
#3
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2 months ago
- Summary changed from The page has a small font size which is not properly visible to VCS: Changeset pages have some text with small font size, which is less legible
- Type changed from defect (bug) to enhancement
I do not consider this as a bug. The elements you highlight do have a small font size, but remain easy to read for me, and people with lower vision can simply zoom in. These elements were presumably set to a smaller size to save space for the variable parts of content. As these elements are the same on all commit pages, developers rarely need to read them, so it seems perfectly acceptable to me that reading them at default zoom level is less comfortable than reading the commit message or contents.
This comment and any other from myself on this ticket is offered under the terms of CC0 1.0.
Screenshot for better understanding