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Just in case:
So far it looks like there's no color name that could be used universally for "disabled label foreground". @weisJ, what do you think if a fallback was added to |
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I have added the option to add fallback keys. They are declared in the |
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So the syntax is either <linearGradient id="Label.disabledForeground"
fallback="textInactiveText Button.disabledText">or <linearGradient id="Label.disabledForeground"
style="fallback:textInactiveText Button.disabledText"> |
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It would be: <linearGradient id="Label.disabledForeground"
fallbackKeys="textInactiveText,Button.disabledText">
<stop offset="0" stop-color="#4d4d4d"/>
<stop offset="1" stop-color="#4d4d4d"/>
</linearGradient> |
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Just in case: I've actually tried, and There's no |
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Yeah I changed it and forgot about it. |
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So far it looks good to me, will commit if there are no objections. |
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This change makes the image look better in macOS 2x resolution (e.g. compare the screenshots with #563 ).
I'm not sure we need
.pnglogo in case we use.svg.IntelliJ:

Darcula:

SolarizedLight:

SolarizedDark:

System (macOS):

Motif:

Nimbus:

Metal:

Fallback (in case svg resource is not found):
