* fix(classnames): Status icon style classnames
Take out inline css and put into classnames for the following components: account, avatar, icon button, status action bar, notification.
* fix(status): Move styles from inline to classes for statuses
Move styles to classnames in components.scss for the following components:
display name
media gallery
status
status content
video player
* fix(classnames): Add classnames to rest of components
Take out inline styles and apply them to classnames in the sass for the following components:
button
column back button
slim column back button
collapsable column
dropdown menu
loading indicator
status list
* fix(classnames): Remove all non-dynamic inline styles
Components affected:
autosuggested
permalink
action bar
header
character counter
compose form
emoji dropdown
privacy dropdown
reply indicator
upload form
account auth
followers
getting started
column settings
mutes
settings
reblogs
status checkbox
report
action bar
status
card
boost modal
media modal
video modal
* fix(permalink): Do not lose classname
* fix(tests): Add space back in display name
* fix(status__wrapper): Remove duplicate css name
Remove incorrect style attribute. Remove style attribute all together. Cursor defaults to "auto" when not specified as 'default'.
* fix(nl): do not lose translations
* Add eslint-plugin-jsx-a11y.
* Fix npm script.
* Adjust npm scripts so test also runs lint.
* Fix existing lint errors.
* Don't break on a11y issues.
* Add role and tabIndex.
* Add vim and Mac files to .gitignore and .dockerignore.
* Handle htmlFor (partially), a that's actually a button.
* Fix missing tabIndex.
* Add cursor:pointer to load-more
* Revert change to load_more.
* Fixes based on review.
* Update yarn.lock.
* Don't try to install fsevents on Linux (hides warning noise).
to only those from local users; Add link to "extended information" to
getting started in the UI; Add defaults for posting privacy; Change
how publish button looks depending on posting privacy chosen
This allows other platforms such as Windows, macOS and iOS to use their system fonts rather than downloading a copy of Roboto. It also makes the app feel a little closer to native on those platforms!
Stephen Burgess