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Update $page-subtitle-color to be according WCAG #75
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$page-subtitle-color now uses $gray-800 to have a good contrast with #F5F7FA and #FFFFFF. In a lot of pages #F5F7FA is the background, so that's why I choose gray-800.
@franzejr, please add a |
@franzejr, please add a |
lib/hootstrap/version.rb
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module Hootstrap | |||
VERSION = '0.12.0' | |||
VERSION = '0.12.1' |
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Freeze mutable objects assigned to constants.
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@franzejr If you wouldn't mind, could you freeze the version number? I think that will kick off a new code climate scan and it should be notifying github on scan completion now. |
$page-subtitle-color now uses $gray-800 to have a good contrast with #F5F7FA and #FFFFFF. In a lot of pages #F5F7FA is the background, so that's why I choose gray-800.
More information, check this website: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/