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Make user-pills red in replies to you, and remove red from reply text #10533
Make user-pills red in replies to you, and remove red from reply text #10533
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# Conflicts: # src/components/views/rooms/EventTile.tsx
Hi @kenwuuu , Thank you for your contribution, at this stage it is unlikely we will integrate the proposed changes. The red reply text is a mechanic that quite a few users rely on today. And moving away from that would probably require an alternative way to convey the same meaning. I'd recommend you look at issues labelled with |
Hey @germain-gg, that's very insightful. I think we should poll users and see how many enjoy the red text when we already have the yellow background and reply blurb that help visually alert users to replies. How can we go about that? If you point me in the right direction, I can get it going. |
In fact, as an SDK, we shouldn't be dictating the design of UI more than we need to and I'd argue that changing the color of text based off message type or context should be something left to clients to decide. I'm interested to hear any thoughts on this |
Signed-off-by: Ken Wu kenqiwu@gmail.com
Issues Addressed
Ugly red text in replies to your messages. Delete that, make your user pill red instead to indicate a reply to your message.
Closes: element-hq/element-meta#744
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