MediaWiki:Common.js: Difference between revisions

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// one entry (#F6C500, a saturated gold) wasn't actually light at

// all, which is very likely what read as "really dark" in practice.

// Replaced with 10 colors ~~chosen deliberately~~ in the site's own

// Replaced with 10 colors in the site's own warm palette (matching

// ~~warm palette (matching~~ the maroon/cream tones already used

// the maroon/cream tones already used throughout Common.css -

// throughout Common.css - #b5451b, #fdf0eb~~, #fcf5f3~~, #f0cfc4),

// #b5451b, #fdf0eb, #f0cfc4), all kept in the ~94-97% lightness

// all kept in the ~94-97% lightness range so they stay easy to

// range so they stay easy to read against dark text regardless of

// read against dark text regardless of which one a given teeka

// which one a given teeka lands on. First entry is #fcf5f3 - the

// ~~lands~~ on.

// exact background .teeka-block itself already uses on a native

// teeka page (verified at 97.1% lightness), per direction, so the

// most common single-commentary case matches the site's own

// existing look exactly rather than introducing a new shade for it.

var TEEKA_COLOR_PALETTE = [

'#~~FBF3EE~~', '#F5EFE6', '#F0F5EC', '#EEF3F6', '#F6EFF3',

'#fcf5f3', '#F5EFE6', '#F0F5EC', '#EEF3F6', '#F6EFF3',

'#F3F0F8', '#F8F3EA', '#EEF6F2', '#F6EEEE', '#F2F0EC'

];

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      // one entry (#F6C500, a saturated gold) wasn't actually light at
      // all, which is very likely what read as "really dark" in practice.
-     // Replaced with 10 colors chosen deliberately in the site's own
+     // Replaced with 10 colors in the site's own warm palette (matching
-     // warm palette (matching the maroon/cream tones already used
+     // the maroon/cream tones already used throughout Common.css -
-    // throughout Common.css - #b5451b, #fdf0eb, #fcf5f3, #f0cfc4),
+    // #b5451b, #fdf0eb, #f0cfc4), all kept in the ~94-97% lightness
-    // all kept in the ~94-97% lightness range so they stay easy to
+    // range so they stay easy to read against dark text regardless of
-    // read against dark text regardless of which one a given teeka
+    // which one a given teeka lands on. First entry is #fcf5f3 - the
-     // lands on.
+     // exact background .teeka-block itself already uses on a native
+    // teeka page (verified at 97.1% lightness), per direction, so the
+    // most common single-commentary case matches the site's own
+    // existing look exactly rather than introducing a new shade for it.
      var TEEKA_COLOR_PALETTE = [
-         '#FBF3EE', '#F5EFE6', '#F0F5EC', '#EEF3F6', '#F6EFF3',
+         '#fcf5f3', '#F5EFE6', '#F0F5EC', '#EEF3F6', '#F6EFF3',
          '#F3F0F8', '#F8F3EA', '#EEF6F2', '#F6EEEE', '#F2F0EC'
      ];