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Since commit 601956951e6a1f5717f809325acd509ff672e3a7, icons in page headers are faded to 15% opacity. There is no way (that I can find) to control this opacity setting, through theme settings or otherwise.
Motivation
Custom icons (via the theme.icons.<icon> settings in theme-settings.json) may not be visible or otherwise not display as intended at 15% opacity.
Importance
The rest of a page header is fairly customizable via colors (such as with use of CSS gradients) and with metadata attributes such as @TitleHeading. Image opacity is often a major visual design factor.
Alternatives Considered
I couldn't find any alternatives, short of post-processing the generated DocC archive's CSS files (obviously less than ideal).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Feature Name
Icon opacity control
Description
Since commit 601956951e6a1f5717f809325acd509ff672e3a7, icons in page headers are faded to 15% opacity. There is no way (that I can find) to control this opacity setting, through theme settings or otherwise.
Motivation
Custom icons (via the
theme.icons.<icon>
settings intheme-settings.json
) may not be visible or otherwise not display as intended at 15% opacity.Importance
The rest of a page header is fairly customizable via colors (such as with use of CSS gradients) and with metadata attributes such as
@TitleHeading
. Image opacity is often a major visual design factor.Alternatives Considered
I couldn't find any alternatives, short of post-processing the generated DocC archive's CSS files (obviously less than ideal).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: