Try fixed-width social icons on website

[cbrnr]

This fixes the width of all social icons to 25px (previously, only the Discord icon was 25px wide, whereas the other icons were 18px wide). I'm also removing the Twitter (X) social icon to increase horizontal space in the navbar. Finally, I've moved the GitHub logo all the way to the right to make it stand out more.

[cbrnr]

@drammock I'd like to have the search button instead of the search field. According to the docs, this should be the default, and we're not changing it anywhere (at least as far as I can see). What do I need to do (including search-button.html didn't work as you've suggested here).

[drammock]

@drammock I'd like to have the search button instead of the search field. According to the docs, this should be the default

The docs are wrong about the default, it seems. Default is the "button that looks like a field and shows the shortcut" AKA the "search field".

What do I need to do (including search-button.html didn't work as you've suggested here).

It did work in the sense that now on the PR build you have both the search pseudo-field and also the standalone magnifying glass. But where it should go is not navbar_end but rather navbar_persistent (so that it still shows up on mobile devices). The theme docs section configure the search field position says as much.

[cbrnr]

While I'm at it, does anyone have a suggestion for nicer secondary(?) colors (when you hover over links and the search box outline)? Currently, it's violet/purple in both light and dark themes. We could use colors from our Discourse website (#3369FF for light and #759AFF for dark), WDYT?

[drammock]

While I'm at it, does anyone have a suggestion for nicer secondary(?) colors (when you hover over links and the search box outline)? Currently, it's violet/purple in both light and dark themes. We could use colors from our Discourse website (#3369FF for light and #759AFF for dark), WDYT?

Cf. #12228 (comment) lot of accessibility expertise went into creating the theme's color palette. I'm definitely open to some customization to make it more distinct / MNE-branded, but not at the expense of the a11y guidelines. Can you open a new issue to specifically discuss overrides to the theme's color palette?

[cbrnr]

OK, this is ready, let's discuss color palette changes and other things mentioned in #12558 in separate issues/PRs.

[hoechenberger]

Cf. #12228 (comment) lot of accessibility expertise went into creating the theme's color palette. I'm definitely open to some customization to make it more distinct / MNE-branded, but not at the expense of the a11y guidelines.

+1 on this! 👍

[cbrnr]

Quick question, when will these changes be visible on the dev version of mne.tools? Is there some cron job which regularly updates it, or are changes pushed/pulled and I forgot to do that here?

[drammock]

There's a daily cron job that runs "overnight" w.r.t. the time zones of most of our devs (I forget exactly when)