#1740 fix Luminosity on dialog link color #1787
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You might want to double check what this looks like on HC. We use a darker dialog. |
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@tonyanziano I'm reverting the change to high-contrast since you're right and the change doesn't pass. Old color passes no problems. |
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#1740
Updated the link color in
botCreationDialogandbotSettingsEditorto be#3062D6, which passes Luminosity contrast ratio guidelines when on#f4f4f4background. The new appearance is:Just as quick proof that this doesn't affect other links, here is a list of all instances of
--link-color, which only occur in dialogs (where this change needs to be affected).