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@rmars rmars commented Jun 21, 2016

  • consolidate versions of the navbar that we use
  • add router name toggle to linkerd dashboard page
  • handle router name as params in the dashboard page, like we do in the delegator

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does this mean we can delete logo.svg?

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Ooh, yes we can!

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siggy commented Jun 21, 2016

⭐ 👍 great cleanup!

i noticed the navbars are still styled slightly differently between the main dashboard and the dtab page. is that expected? followup branch?

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rmars commented Jun 21, 2016

Yes indeed, I intend to keep unifying!
Fonts, backgrounds still to come. Wanted to keep it incremental.

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adleong commented Jun 22, 2016

⭐ looks great! Are you planning on doing the "help" page as well in a followup?

There's also the issue of the logging page which is straight up, twitter server. Not sure if we want to bother restyling that or what it would take.

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rmars commented Jun 22, 2016

Thanks!! Good questions.

  • The Help section is a link to linkerd.io - so I think if we wanted to really unify it we would make a version of the docs available offline. IIRC we did want to do this at some point?
  • You're correct about the logging page! So I looked into restyling it and got this far:
    screen shot 2016-06-22 at 2 53 59 pm

I do this by writing a filter before LoggingHandler that injects our own css and a bit of js into the logging page html, such that I can now control the theming. It is maybe a sketchy solution, what do you think?

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adleong commented Jun 22, 2016

Interesting. What do you think about making an offline copy of just the help page and styling it to match? The links to the slack and github repo wouldn't work if you're offline, but I think that's probably okay...

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adleong commented Jun 22, 2016

I Am Not A Designer, but I think that logging page is an improvement!

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rmars commented Jun 22, 2016

I think that would be fine. If we want the complete site's docs I think we'll need to figure out overall navigation, updating content, etc which is probably not trivial, but I will look into it too.

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esbie commented Jun 23, 2016

⭐ looking good

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* consolidate versions of the navbar that we use
* add router name toggle to linkerd dashboard page
* handle router name as params in the dashboard page, like we do in the delegator
* delete the css files under /styleguide, as we no longer care to keep the admin dashboard in sync with linkerd.io
* #499 the linkerd delegator page now is consistent with the dashboard (and now looks like the namerd one)
* #501 Make the logging page look more like the dashboard page
@rmars rmars force-pushed the rmars/style-unification branch from c30a170 to 54363f2 Compare June 24, 2016 20:46
@rmars rmars merged commit d989dbf into master Jun 24, 2016
@rmars rmars deleted the rmars/style-unification branch June 24, 2016 21:01
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