Description: As described in the design telegram channel: these two icons (hopefully correct naming, here on german ui) dark mode standard theme are too crowdy plus with not enough contrast - depending on the screen (here old macbook pro 2015) Steps to Reproduce: see description Actual Results: see description Expected Results: see description Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: Yes Additional Info: see chat
Could you please put any capture (please provide with built-in screenshoter not from another device. :D)
Created attachment 189701 [details] icons for ordered and unordered list in colibri iconset (LO vers. 7.6.1.2)
Created attachment 189702 [details] icons for ordered and unordered list in colibri iconset, light mode (LO vers. 7.6.1.2)
Potential ways to improve this: - The icons feature two lines for each list entry, leading to many elements in a small icon (particularly on lower resolutions). Word, Softmaker and gdocs use one line for each list entry. - Alternatively, Abiword and the Elementary icon set use two lines for each list entry but only show two list entries. - The contrast of light blue to the background is low. This applies particularly to the numbers in the ordered list icon. In the superscript icons of the colibri iconset, a slightly bolder font is used, alleviating the problem (this is a bit tricky, as both bright colors and thin lines are an important element of the colibri set but the superscript icon seems to balance this well)
(In reply to Dennis Roczek from comment #0) > Description: > As described in the design telegram channel: these two icons (hopefully > correct naming, here on german ui) dark mode standard theme are too crowdy > plus with not enough contrast - depending on the screen (here old macbook > pro 2015) Denis, can you please confirm that you were talking about Colibre? (In reply to jan d from comment #4) > Potential ways to improve this: > > - The icons feature two lines for each list entry, leading to many elements > in a small icon (particularly on lower resolutions). Word, Softmaker and > gdocs use one line for each list entry. > - Alternatively, Abiword and the Elementary icon set use two lines for each > list entry but only show two list entries. > - The contrast of light blue to the background is low. This applies > particularly to the numbers in the ordered list icon. In the superscript > icons of the colibri iconset, a slightly bolder font is used, alleviating > the problem (this is a bit tricky, as both bright colors and thin lines are > an important element of the colibri set but the superscript icon seems to > balance this well) Thanks Jan, great suggestions. Rizal, what do you think? Reduce to two list items like the smaller sidebar/menu versions? (which I guess would also have to be done for e.g. .uno:SetOutline and .uno:RemoveBullets for consistency) See also related bug 157296.
Sorry, Dennis could you please confirm which icon theme that you think should be improved? I can see Sukapura in your Telegram screenshot but jan d otherwise bring similar issue with Colibre.
(In reply to Rizal Muttaqin from comment #6) > Sorry, Dennis could you please confirm which icon theme that you think > should be improved? I can see Sukapura in your Telegram screenshot but jan d > otherwise bring similar issue with Colibre. Yeah, this is Sukapura (dark), but yes, Collibre (dark) has the similar problem: the contrast is not high enough. (or maybe I'm simply getting old 😂) In comparison to Yaru on my Linux laptop this is fine: orange dots and numbers are clearly recognizable.
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