Widget titles go back to a plain title over their card, and a page of categories and widgets keeps one column of //. Pointing at a title no longer makes it jump. Held back from the What's new window (hideFromModal) like v1.19.10, so v1.19.9 keeps leading it.
Dashboard titles
- fix — widgets are not headers. v1.19.10 made a widget's title a strip on the card's own surface, joined to it. That is gone: the title is a title over the card again, as a category's is over its list (
.dashboard-widget > .category-titleand its collapsed-state rule are removed). - fix — the // sat in two places. A category hung it in the gutter left of the column and a widget kept it in the row, so a page with both had two columns of them. Both hang it at the same place now, 24.4px left of the block (
.category-reorder-handle, one rule for both). The row's own start padding moved from the label to the icon and the name, which is what lets the // sit alike. - new — a widget's name starts on its card's content. The card's border and padding in (1px +
--space-3), where the first line of the card starts; categories keep theirs on the bookmarks' text. - fix — a title jumped when pointed at. The general hover grew the title 4px to the left (padding and a negative margin) and painted it with the
backgroundshorthand, which also took the accent tab off the rule under it. Pointing at a title now tints it where it is, with a background colour, and the tab stays. The old tint was never drawn on the dashboard at all: it read--hover-bg, which only exists inside Config. It is--text-primaryat 7% now.
Docs
- docs —
static/data/whats-new/v1.19.11.jsonand its index entry (hideFromModal);whats-new-stub.js'sNEXTDASH_WHATS_NEW_DATA_VERSIONmoved towhats-new-v341,DASHBOARD_RELEASEstays on v1.19.9.tests/dashboard-title-alignment.spec.jscovers the // position for a category and a widget, the missing strip and the hover (it fails on v1.19.10's CSS);tests/whats-new-hidden-release.spec.jsnames v1.19.11 as held back next to v1.19.10.go generaterefreshedasset_hashes_gen.go.