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Fixed new unthemed elements in 5.2.0 workspace #201

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@chotaire chotaire commented Oct 17, 2022

Fixed unthemed elements in administrative workspace, introduced in 5.2.0.

This affected the following pages:

  • Administration -> Workspace -> Users
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Rooms
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Invites
  • Administration -> Workspace -> View Logs
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Custom Sounds
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Email Inboxes
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Custom Emoji
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Integrations
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Oauth Applications
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Custom User Status
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Permissions
  • Administration -> Workspace -> Settings (element surround search bar when scrolling down)
  • My Account -> Personal Access Tokens

This fixes #200. It is recommended to merge #196 and #198 for additional fixes throughout administrative workspace.

@chotaire chotaire changed the title Fixed new elements in 5.2.0 workspace Fixed new unthemed elements in 5.2.0 workspace Oct 17, 2022
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I just tried out the changes from this pull request. Looks good.

@pbaity pbaity merged commit e998ca1 into pbaity:master Oct 18, 2022
@chotaire chotaire deleted the 5.2.0-multi branch October 18, 2022 15:05
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Multitude of pages now have unthemed elements in 5.2.0
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