On Tue, Mar 18, 2014 at 2:07 PM, Tomasz W. Kozlowski <tomasz(a)twkozlowski.net
wrote:
Thanks for the information. Can you please let us know
on this mailing
list when the decision is made? If the change is coming next week, I would
really like to feature it in the next issue of Tech News.
Absolutely. I will try to put something directly in Tech News as soon as we
set a date.
We're also trying to get the FAQ on the
mediawiki.org "Typography Refresh"
page translated.
Have you tried the Typography Refresh lately Tomasz? Link color has not
been changed to grey in the sidebar/personal
toolbar for many versions
now.
That and other things were updated months ago, and the beta feature has
gone through six major revisions based on feedback from the community. I'd
encourage you to try it again once. The body text (not link) color has
changed from pure black, but still meets AAA standards for accessibility
according to WCAG guidelines.[1]
Thank you; I like this version much better than the one I tested before
(even though the text color makes it harder for me to read stuff).
Is there any way for me as a user to opt-out of the deployment when it
happens, or will I have to undo the changes by editing my own CSS
stylesheets? And if so, can you point me to a file I would need to look up
to do it?
Yes, you'll need to edit your stylesheets. Do you just want to change the
body text color back to pure black? I can show you how to do that really
easily.
--
Steven Walling,
Product Manager
https://wikimediafoundation.org/