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New section style #377
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cc @jancborchardt mmmh i think i might get used to it |
Adjusted text size and RTL support
Use @Dimen variables for font sizes
Use @Dimen variables for font sizes in drawer as well
Adjusted text size and RTL support
Use @Dimen variables for font sizes
Use @Dimen variables for font sizes in drawer as well
Niiice! Looks great! :) Could even get some lighter font color, like 50% opacity. |
sure, should excerpt and category get a lighter font as well? |
@stefan-niedermann category can be lighter, but excerpt is good. :) The general rule is that meta-info (date & category) should be lighter than content (title & excerpt) |
Please be aware, that these section titles are also used for sub-categories (when you have chosen a category from the navigation drawer) and not only for unimportant time information. |
@korelstar what do you mean by sub-categories? In any case, categories are also secondary info (just like time), as said above. |
@jancborchardt
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Ok, that seems totally fine, and the grey/subdued style is apt for that. Only one small thing: As the header should already show the main category name "Recipes", the sections can be just "Cakes" and "Lunch". |
The result should look similar to the sections in the webinterface (compare e. g. to the activity feed)
Reason: They are currently catching too much attention.
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