Login: Update logo and switch to modern admin color scheme#737
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Uses the standard gray logo color (#32373C) instead of the legacy WordPress blue, per the recommendation in the ticket. Drops the PNG fallback for the background image, SVG backgrounds have been supported by all browsers since 2011. Fixes #8177. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The block library styles set --wp-admin-theme-color to a legacy blue on :root, which the login button picks up on the theme-rendered routes. wp-login.php gets the admin-color-modern body class from core and renders in blueberry. Adding the same class to the theme's body classes makes both screens use the newer wp-admin coloring; the admin-schemes stylesheet that defines it is already enqueued. See #8177. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #8177
Changes the login logo from the legacy WordPress blue to the standard gray, and brings the theme-rendered login screens in line with the newer wp-admin coloring that
wp-login.phpalready uses, as suggested by @dd32 in the ticket.Logo
wporg-logo.svgto#32373C— the logotype text paths were already that color.login.css. Thebackground-image: none, url(...svg)double declaration was a fallback for IE8/Android 2.x; SVG backgrounds have been supported by all browsers since 2011.?2cache buster to the SVG URL so cached copies of the blue logo get invalidated. The stylesheet itself is versioned viafilemtime()and busts automatically.wporg-logo.png.Coloring
admin-color-modernbody class on the theme-rendered routes. The block library inline styles set--wp-admin-theme-color: #007cbaon:root, which the login button (var(--wp-admin-theme-color, #3858e9)) picked up — so https://login.wordpress.org/ rendered with the legacy blue whilewp-login.php(which gets the class from core) rendered blueberry. Theadmin-schemesstylesheet defining the class is already enqueued, and the body-level variables override the:rootones, so buttons and input focus rings now match wp-admin on both screens.🤖 Generated with Claude Code