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Describe the bug
The Podcast page always displays title text in white on a white background, regardless of the user's theme. .
Right now, the Suggest a Podcast form can be submitted without uploading a Pattern Image, which means that when the podcast is approved, the title text is white type on a light background (irrespective of selected theme).
Approve the podcast by scrolling to the bottom of the page and checking the Published box and clicking Update Podcast button
View podcast page by scrolling to the top of the page and clicking the View button
Toggle between themes to see if it's just you
Cry
Expected behavior
Either the podcast title text displays dark-on-light and light-on-dark, or the Suggest a Podcast form doesn't allow for a podcast to be submitted without uploading a Pattern Image (and specifies why).
Additional context
This is pretty much an admin issue, since we end up fixing the cases where a podcast is submitted without a background and the text is invisible. However, we have no way of knowing that a background wasn't uploaded until we publish the podcast and view the page for ourselves, so it's an extra bunch of steps:
find a suitable background for the podcast
go back to the podcast edit page
upload the background
view again to make sure it worked this time.
There is also an issue of uploaded pattern images tiling in unattractive ways, but it's the least of our concerns right now... (see all the screenshots)
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Either change Podcast title text colour for light themes and/or make "Pattern Image" a mandatory field for Suggest a Podcast form
Either change Podcast title text colour and/or make "Pattern Image" a mandatory field for Suggest a Podcast form
Apr 5, 2021
ellativity
changed the title
Either change Podcast title text colour and/or make "Pattern Image" a mandatory field for Suggest a Podcast form
Change Podcast title text colour and/or make "Pattern Image" a mandatory field for Suggest a Podcast form
Apr 5, 2021
Describe the bug
The Podcast page always displays title text in white on a white background, regardless of the user's theme. .
Right now, the Suggest a Podcast form can be submitted without uploading a
Pattern Image
, which means that when the podcast is approved, the title text is white type on a light background (irrespective of selected theme).To Reproduce
Pattern Image
Published
box and clickingUpdate Podcast
buttonView
buttonExpected behavior
Either the podcast title text displays dark-on-light and light-on-dark, or the Suggest a Podcast form doesn't allow for a podcast to be submitted without uploading a
Pattern Image
(and specifies why).Additional context
This is pretty much an admin issue, since we end up fixing the cases where a podcast is submitted without a background and the text is invisible. However, we have no way of knowing that a background wasn't uploaded until we publish the podcast and view the page for ourselves, so it's an extra bunch of steps:
There is also an issue of uploaded pattern images tiling in unattractive ways, but it's the least of our concerns right now... (see all the screenshots)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: