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opacity on viewing image attachment? #302
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Yep, good call. The opacity change is to make the icons blend in a bit better with themes. Just added an override for viewing message image attachments. Overall themes could use some love :) |
hm I grabbed the latest, seen the changes, then replaced the new .css ... but see no effect. Thing is, seems the browser still sees the previous .css. Purged browser cache, restarted nginx, close/open browser ... to no avail. Wonder how to convince FFox to drop the cached things, or where the heck it's cached :/ |
Sorry, should have mentioned that you do need to rerun the config gen script. Part of what that does is copy assets from enabled module sets into the site directory, like the theme css files. |
aha! that did the trick indeed - looks fine now |
馃悰 Bugreport
Hi,
seems that all but the default theme have
img { opacity: .3 !important; }
for the img tag, hence an attached img displays like behind a semiopaque glass.
Don't see the reason for that, nor an obvious config-dependent option selected,
thus I deem it a bug
thx
Version & Environment
Cypht latest, Debian stretch, nginx+dovecotimapd, vrom Ffox latest on W10pro
Steps to reproduce
just try to view a sen/received img attachment in non-default theme e.g. *blue
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