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Zachary “Gamer_Z.” Yaro edited comment on WAVE-391 at 6/8/13 11:57 PM:
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Ali, correct, I do not know where to find things in the code or how to submit a
patch, but I can look into that once I address the more important issue:
Yuri, I know next to nothing about GWT. What steps would be needed to replace,
for instance the 5(?) <div>s that make up the header with just one?
was (Author: zmyaro):
[~alown], correct, I do not know where to find things in the code or how to
submit a patch, but I can look into that once I address the more important
issue:
[~yurize], I know next to nothing about GWT. What steps would be needed to
replace, for instance the 5(?) <div>s that make up the header with just one?
> Replace images with CSS
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>
> Key: WAVE-391
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WAVE-391
> Project: Wave
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Web Client
> Reporter: Zachary “Gamer_Z.” Yaro
> Priority: Trivial
>
> The current web client uses images for most gradients, shadows, and rounded
> corners. While that looks fine on most machines, the images look a bit
> blurred/pixelated on higher density displays such as the retina MacBook Pros
> and Chromebook Pixel. In addition, using images for those pieces means more
> files being fetched from the server when the user loads the web client.
> Using CSS3 for things like gradients, shadows, and rounded corners eliminates
> the need for those extra files to be loaded and ensures the borders will
> remain crisp on all displays. An example of the Google Wave-style panels
> done with CSS can be found at
> http://zmyaro.com/projects/wave/fake_client.html.
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