Updated styles for the new GitLab v14.1 release.
- Added better colors for alerts below navbar
- Added better styles for some button events
- Updated colors for ‘Menu’ text and badges
- Switched to dimmer colors for Markdown headings
- Added overrides for broken border colors (#172)
- Removed box-shadow from items in left navbar
- Added new styles for WYSIWYG editor
Updated styles for the upcoming GitLab v14.0 release while preserving backwards compatibility with previous releases.
- Added styles for the new left sidebar, navigation menu, emoji picker, and more
- Buttons that have icons will now properly inherit button’s colors
- Improved text contrast for secondary text in a few places
- Removed double borders for filter dropdown in navigation blocks
- Added new selectors for online CI/CD runners (#170)
- Fixed badge overrides for project members in notes
- Added new colors for contributions calendar (!52)
- Added new styles for pipeline jobs (#171, !53)
Fixed many bugs from the last few GitLab releases, and I’m sure there are many that I’ve missed since I haven’t been using GitLab all that much lately.
The next release will likely be v2.0.0 in which I’ll change the @updateURL to
use UserStyles.world’s API, which is the project I’ve been working on since the
start of 2021, and port over the procedural color generator from Dark-GitHub.
The reason for @updateURL change is so that I can see whether or not this
project is worth continuing since USw allows for very basic statistics. I’m the
only maintainer of this project, and these days I have very little time to spare
on maintaining projects that aren’t “useful” and/or “worth it” in the long-run.
Since I’m unemployed, most of my time has been going towards trying to get a job. I’ve been also researching and learning, then applying that knowledge to USw and other projects I’ve been doing in my spare time. If there is anyone that would like to help out with Dark-GitLab, feel free to get in touch with me.
- New domain:
gitplac.si(!51)
- Updated text colors for “open in your IDE” dropdown items (!49)
- Removed repeating background in select dropdowns (!50)
- Updated text colors for pipeline schedules (#163)
- Added styles for custom checkbox/radiobox inputs (#168)
- Added bottom border and updated text colors in navbar
- Updated styles for new selectors in “What’s new” drawer
- Updated text colors in left and right sidebars
- Added and tweaked colors to various new buttons
Fixed many bugs and added tweaks for the latest GitLab 13.9 release.
- Restored the old look for project’s “Notification menu” button
- Updated colors for inlined chevron images in buttons
- Added back margins to “inline” code view in Diff app
- Updated colors for even better look of outlined buttons
- Tweaked various text colors in project area and issue/MR lists
- Resolved a regression on project “Find file” page (#161)
- Removed split between buttons and dropdown menus in notes
- Excluded colored buttons from active state of dropdown menu styles
- Updated position of inlined checkmark image in buttons
- Inverted browser-default inputs with “file” type
- Restored old look for reply bar in discussions
Rewrote styles for rounded tables, updated focus states for buttons and dropdowns, and fixed many styles for various elements. Also, finally added integration with native dark mode.
- Added support for native dark mode by overriding some colors
- Please open an issue if there are more colors that need overrides.
- Refactored rounded corners for all tables to simplify the code
- Even though I tested many use-cases, conflicts are possible. Let me know if there are issues.
- Added 1px dark border around buttons for their focus states
- Mirrored button focus states for expanded dropdown menus
- Bumped the size of focus state for new Markdown input area
- Replaced modal content shadows with DGL box-shadow variable
- Updated
gmixin to fix a small typo in the logic - Updated styles for content area in modals and default buttons
- Fixed overrides for “Approvers” table in Merge Requests
- Updated colors for elements on “Billing” page in user settings
- Fixed background colors for datepicker inputs in navigation blocks
- Added missing states for select2 dropdown menus
- Fixed colors for menus and members on project members page
- Fixed colors for “Copy email link” button in right sidebar
- Fixed styles for focused item in “Select label” dropdown menu (#160)
Added many new improvements for styles in notes, fixed a couple of new regressions, and rewrote OpenAPI/Swagger UI styles to use new color variables.
- Updated new styles for Markdown input area in notes
- Added lots of tweaks for buttons/inputs in issue’s right sidebar
- Rewrote styles for OpenAPI/Swagger UI from the scratch (#157)
- Changed accent color to be 1:1 from what has been set in configuration menu
- In previous releases, the accent color was very close to 1:1, like 99% or so. It was exceptionally hard to notice the difference for most colors.
- Added two new color-schemes:
TwilightandUbuntu- That’s a total of 21 (including
Custom) color-schemes out-of-the-box!
- That’s a total of 21 (including
- Remapped background color for ‘Next’ badge in navbar
- Fixed invalid checkmark icon in issue’s ‘Health status’ menu
- Fixed colors for labels menu while creating a new Epic (#159)
- Resolved a regression for ‘current user’ in system messages (#158)
Fixed some new things and conflicts introduced in GitLab 13.8 release and refined color contrast for many elements.
- Added border to right side of side-by-side view in file diffs (#155)
- Made illustration inversion on “New projects” page much more generic
- Added a few overrides for Pajamas’ red colors
- Tweaked colors for item active and focus states in navbar
- Simplified styles for default page colors and navbar menus
- Added a ton of color adjustments for miscellaneous elements
- Fixed a syntax issue in Lite version (#154)
- Fixed selected state of buttons in MR settings (#155)
- Fixed issues with borders for dashed/missing buttons
- Fixed height of “Fork count” button on project page
- Fixed new selectors for reactions in notes
Fixed a ton of new things for upcoming GitLab 13.8 release, refined more colors, and fixed a couple of regressions caused by previous releases.
- Tweaked the names of generated Stylus-lang helper variables
- From
Color-Toneto$ColorTone; i.e.:fg-0->$fg0
- From
- Increased text color contrast for system notes
- Switched to darker background tone for “cover” element in user profiles
- Refined colors for dropdown menu states in the navbar
- Refined colors for badge pills in navigation blocks
- Resolved a regression for commit list gradient in Merge Requests (#153)
- Added styles to fix a brand new diff table component
- Fixed border colors for notes in code discussions
- Fixed styles when hovering over lines in new diff tables
- Added styles for notification dot and “What’s new at GitLab” feature
- Replaced body gradient with theme colors on
next.gitlab.compage
Added support for pages on Web Archive, fixed a couple regressions, and improved a few other things.
- Added support for pages in
web.archive.org
- Sticky header in issues now uses slightly darker color
- Added styles to fix reactions and related blocks on old versions
- Increased contrast for blockquotes in Markdown areas
- Fixed a regression caused by dropdown menus on old versions
- Fixed custom checkmark image in project notification settings
- Fixed a regression for tertiary buttons (#152)
- The issue has been reported. This will be removed once fixed on upstream.
Refactored styles for notes and discussions, refined colors for a ton of elements, and fixed more bugs that exist in older versions of GitLab.
- Refined contrast for inline diffs
- Refined colors and font for clone dropdown
- Refined colors for reply buttons in discussions
- Refactored styles for notes and discussions
- Ended up rewriting most of it from scratch. It should no longer cause issues on old versions of GitLab.
- Also took the chance to improve colors and fix some old specificity-related bugs with buttons and timeline entries.
- Added tweaks for edge-cases for menus with custom down chevrons
- Add more specific styles for inlined checkmarks on old versions of GitLab
- Added styles to fix text colors on old versions of GitLab
- Updated badge for related issues and merge requests
- Fixed text color for code elements inside of links
- Fixed colors of menu items in file editor (#151)
- Added active state colors to select2 components
- Fixed custom monospace font in Monaco editor
Added 13 new built-in color-schemes for more variety, one new domain, and a ton of improvements and bug fixes.
- More color-schemes have been ported from Dark-Switcher
- Still work-in-progress, please report if you run into issues.
- Feel free to contribute/request new color-schemes in either repository.
- In total, there are 18 pre-defined color-schemes and 1 custom one:
- Existing color-schemes:
- Dark blue (used most of my other userstyles)
- Dark gray (same colors used by the
customoption) - Breeze Dark (used by RaitaroH’s userstyles)
- GitHub Dark (made by StylishThemes)
- GitHub Dark Mode (GH’s dark colors)
- New color-schemes:
- Gruvbox Dark Soft/Medium/Dark
- Solarized Dark (looks bad ATM)
- Dracula
- Nord Dark
- Arc Dark
- Moonlight (used in GitHub Moonlight)
- Monokai
- Horizon
- Doom One (used by Doom Emacs)
- Deep-Dark (used by RaitaroH’s userstyles)
- Brave Dark
- Existing color-schemes:
- New domain:
git.najer.info(!48)
- Bumped desaturation from
80%to90%when generating foreground colors- It’s necessary for Gruvbox and Solarized color-schemes. I’ll explore improving the latter because ATM the generated colors don’t look good.
- Switched scrollbar colors to use theme colors
- Might need extra tweaks in some scenarios.
- Updated MR Review mode with new colors
- Changed colors for inline diffs to be slightly darker
- Made border colors in navigation, content areas, etc. less intense than before
- I’ve been wanting to try this idea for a long time. In my eyes, it does look a lot better this way. There’s still a lot of work to be done.
- Mini write-up in commit #0c155da.
- Lots of tiny improvements for miscellaneous styles
- Updated styles for avatars to fix identicons in Pajamas
- Added better selectors for active and inactive badges
- Added styles for non-previewable files in diff views
- Added styles to fix unstyled image discussions
- Added styles for new “reply” button in notes
- Added borders to page history table in wikis
Refactored left sidebar, and made a ton of tiny tweaks for colors.
- Rewritten left sidebar is now more correct and uses new colors
- Added custom “chevron down” icon for arrows in select2 component
- Switched to slightly lighter tones for active notes and reactions
- Switched to slightly darker tones of colors for alerts
- Previous colors made buttons blend in.
- Added styles to fix flashing of browser-default select elements
- Updated incorrect ported styles for disabled select2 elements
- Added tweaks for plaintext/accept input elements
- Added styles for new breadcrumbs from Pajamas
- Inverted images on “Create new project” pages
- Added a couple of tweaks for dropdown items
- Tweaked borders for CI tables on jobs page
Added two new options to adjust syntax colors to replace the old one, fixed some bugs to improve consistency, and refactored/removed some unused code.
- Split “adjust syntax colors” into two options (#150)
- You can now adjust saturation and lightness separately.
- For a more detailed write-up and explanation, see #2f944058.
- Added better colors for radio and checkbox inputs
- Switched to a lighter colors for highlighted lines
- Added styles for trigger build variables (#146)
- Updated margins for contributions list on profile page
- Updated colors for inline-diffs in
.patchfiles - Added better colors to buttons on login page
- Added quite a few overrides for text colors
This is a big release, with a lot of additions and some breaking changes. It consists of around 140 commits, which you can see more in depth on compare page.
The primary goal was to refactor styles for major components and make it as simple as possible, not simpler. Another goal of mine was to make things more maintainable, so that others can get started much more easily than before.
Most importantly, for me at least, was to make things as consistent as possible, both about the look of Dark-GitLab and the code that powers it.
- Ported procedural color generator from my other userstyles
- This release of Dark-GitLab is the first one to ship the latest iteration.
- You can set your own base
background,foreground, andaccentcolors, or choose from a few built-in color-schemes. More colors will be added. - Additionally, you can also tweak the intensity of generated syntax colors.
- An option to disable styles for Monaco Editor
- An option to disable styles for IDE area
- An option to enable compact pipelines
- Disabled by default because of random glitches in GitLab’s UI due to how jobs area is calculated and rendered.
- In my current environment, it works great with my hack/workaround.
- This feature was contributed by Florian Ströger in last few releases.
- All options for color customization (except shadow and inverse color) are
removed in favor of aforementioned procedural color generator.
- Currently, the v3 of color generator doesn’t support light mode colors, but in one of the next releases that is likely going to be added.
- Buttons have been through a major rewrite
- All buttons are now consistent. Yes, all of them.
- Labels have also received a major rewrite
- Similar story to buttons, now much more consistent and usable in dark mode.
- Dropdowns have been rewritten as well
- Far less buggy than before, given how bad things got over time.
- Added vastly better colors in commit/inline diffs, and merge conflict areas
- Updated colors for alerts, cards, icons, badges, labels, diffs, and more
- Updated and simplified a ton styles for notes, pipelines, sidebars, forms, navbar, graphs, avatars, projects/groups, editors, calendars, etc
- Project languages bar now looks better than before (#149)
- Added styles to fix instances running old/ancient GitLab releases (#133, #134)
- Added styles to fix “Recent Activity” in groups (#143)
- Updated styles to fix “Create new project” page (#144)
- Updated styles to fix various screen sizes in boards (#145)
- Added styles to fix colors for new incidents (#148)
- Updated styles for a ton of misc elements
Small patch release to fix a few things for jobs in pipelines, and font used in GFM commits and commit ranges.
- Updated styles for text truncating of jobs names in pipelines (!47)
- Also added a workaround for glitchy behavior in #6f66369a.
- Might be bundled into a “compact pipelines” option in next minor release.
- GFM commits and commit ranges now use custom monospace font
Small patch release to fix a few unstyled elements and a variable conflict.
- Added styles for applications in Kubernetes clusters (#142)
- Updated styles for hover event for build jobs in pipelines
- Renamed
vvariable forbpointsto escape a conflict withvmixin
Small patch release to fix styles for a couple of unstyled areas.
- Added a new selector for titles of cards (#140)
- Added a temporary fix for ‘DevOps Score’ page (#141)
- Remapped another obscure and possibly obsolete color utility class
Adding support for (prefers-color-scheme: dark) and refactoring old CSS literals
for inputs and up/down arrows to Stylus-lang.
- A new option to interop with
(prefers-color-scheme: dark)media query (#87)- Disabled by default, and only available in the
wa.user.stylversion. - It will turn dark mode on or off depending on your system’s theme.
- Disabled by default, and only available in the
- Added vertical whitespace between multiple rows of badges in project header
- Refactored logic for radio/checkbox inputs and ↑/↓ arrows to Stylus-lang
Adding new domains and tweaking missing/static buttons.
- Switched to darker text color for missing/static buttons
Updating styles to fix changes introduced in GitLab 13.5 release.
- Inverted default GitHub logo on sign in page (#138, !44)
- Added new colors for milestone/prioritized labels (#139, #137)
- Added styles for ‘Authorize an application’ modal in user settings
- Added styles for ‘Requirements’ page and fixed bugs in that area
- Increased the consistency of colors for inputs in settings area
- Remapped more colors from utility classes
Minor release to fix a couple of bugs.
- Added styles for Kubernetes cluster list (!43)
- Removed border/background from transparent buttons in file diff titles
Fixing a few unstyled areas in issues and boards, as well as recent additions to lables in issues.
- Tweaked dark overlay and added styles for close buttons to labels
- Added styles for ‘Manual’ sorting mode in issues (#136)
- Added styles for ‘Add issues’ modal in Issue Boards
Fixing a regression introduced in the previous update.
- Removed an extra selector for toolbar buttons in file viewer
Fixing recently introduced changes for the upcoming 13.5 release.
- Added reset styles for Bootstrap stacked tables (!41)
- Added resets for new buttons introduced in Pajamas
- Added tweaks for new badge styles in Issue Boards
Small patch release to fix things in Merge Requests.
- Added colors for CI widget and new CI status icons (#135)
- Added styles for deployment and linked downstream pipeline
Small patch release to fix things in pipelines and jobs.
- Updated specificity for jobs’s full text tweaks in pipelines
- Updated colors for CI status icons so that they inherit CI badge colors
Updated styles to latest GitLab 13.4 release.
- Long job names in pipelines are no longer truncated (!40)
- GitLab links and transparent buttons should be more consistent
- Added better colors for GitHub-Dark color-scheme
- Inverted icon color for Gitpod/IDE dropdown menu
- Added new styles for ‘usage quota’ page in account settings
- Added background color to fallback/broken avatar identicons
- Increased specificity and
fillcolor for red/green SVG icons - Disabled custom Dark-GitLab announcements on user profiles
- I had it disabled in my configuration menu all this time. :v
Small maintenance update.
- Some down-arrow icons in the navbar were having different sizes
- There was a conflict with ‘add a comment’ button in commit diffs
- New button styles were interferring with reply buttons in notes
Added a few more more instances to domain list.
- Added LIGO instances to domain list (!39)
- Added styles for table elements on test reports page
Quick update to fix more colors and horizontal scrollbar in issue boards.
- Added a shim to make new button style look like old ‘bordered’ buttons
- Added Adélie Linux instance to domain list
- Resolved white
<th>elements in org-mode/rST tables - Added resets for borders on security dashboard page
Quick update to fix more colors and horizontal scrollbar in issue boards.
- Fix a typo in the project readme
- Added missing colors in MR review mode
- Added colors for various icon colors
- Updated cards on environments page
- Added styles for horizontal scrollbar in issue boards (!38, #132)
Added integration with IDE color variables, updated info in the readme, and fixed more styles.
- Updated info in the project readme
- Added a shim for native variables used within the IDE area
- Text color for branch name in CI tables (Thanks dasJ)
- Image details in project container registry (#130)
- Text colors in project container registry (#131)
- Removed a couple of bad rules in Lite version
Small maintenance update.
- Background color for file tree in diffs (#129)
- Refactored border-color overrides
- Background color for blue buttons in issues sidebar
Fix colors for DAG integration.
- Colors for DAG integration in pipelines (#128)
Another small update to fix a few misc things.
- Link colors on Container Registry page (!37)
- Colors and borders for new-ish buttons
- Added missing styles in analytics area
- Colors for date range inputs in setings
Fixing a few things from the 13.1 release.
- Background for retried pipelines (#125)
- Colors for navbar area in alpha dark mode
- Colors for Sourcegraph code search integration
- Colors for un/resolved discussions in Merge Requests
Fixing sticky issue headers.
- Colors and top offset for sticky issue header
Minor release to fix updated styles for 13.1 release.
- Colors for updated search bars #126
- Removed styles for retry button in pipelines
- Colors for updated labels
Updating styles for 13.0 release.
- Improved info in the readme
- More white images in docs/help are now inverted
- Whitespace when performance bar is activated
- Whitespace and focus event for Markdown form on ‘edit release’ page
- Color for issue weight indicator in boards #124
- Colors for epics label menu #123
- Colors in epics related table
- Borders for sign in/register tabs
- Colors for some things in mobile mode
- Colors for ‘health status’ menu in issues
- Custom code font in diffs
- Colors on project ‘packages’ page
- Colors for pipelines search filter
Small update to fix a few things.
- Added a note about modifying the code
- Added day names to dates in the changelog
- Whitespace for ‘newest first’ mode in notes
- Colors for CI status icons (#122)
- A few new buttons in snippets
- Active pagination in pipelines
Small update to fix a few things.
- Added theme fonts and centered content on GitLab Next page
- Text color for links in broadcast messages (#120)
- Small conflict with table
thin keyboard shortcuts - Border colors on issues page in search area
Adding new tweaks and disabling one of the options.
This release disables invert hacks for status icons in Chromium-based browsers. You can re-enable this option from the configuration menu if you need it. More info can be found in badae69e.
- Colors for status icons no longer require
filter: invert()hack - Code areas now have highlights when you hover over the lines
- Colors on operations dashboard page (#119)
- Input group colors in ‘new project’ area
- Colors for accented links in todos
- Styles for ‘add projects’ in operations
Small fixes and tweaks for the latest GitLab update.
- Borders and backgrounds for notes in discussions
- Badge colors in design area
- Missing styles for roadmap page in epics
- A couple of new selectors for image inversion
- Colors for left side of parallel view in diffs
- Double border for ‘show unchanged lines’ in diffs
- Code blocks in search results area
More polishing and fixing small bugs.
- A bunch of elements inside of ‘advanced’ area in settings
- Focus state shadow and border colors for inputs
- Colors for code blocks inside of callouts
- Colors for expanded code sections in diffs
- Broken colors for board-promotion-state (#113)
- Another table and price colors on billing page
- A conflict with ‘description templates’ in MRs
- Secondary button styles and repository buttons
- A bunch of styles for ‘integrations’ page in settings
- Hardcoded values for broadcast banners
- Bad colors for org-mode table headers
- Colors for code blocks in event lists
Small tweaks and some fixes for the latest GitLab update.
- Author menu in project commits
- Time text color for ‘you pushed to…’ block
- Unreadable fast-forward merge status (#116)
- Dark-on-dark text for some updated labels
- Initial styles for ‘health status’ labels
- Faded gradient for dropdown menus
A ton of polish in this update, and some new things as well.
Thanks to everyone that contributed!
- A few syntax highlighting tokens
- Added whitespace for ‘no contributions’
- Background opacity for issues made today
- CI variables table and sort images (#107)
- Border color and background for forms
- Colorized cards in ‘project pages’ area
- Similar URLs are combined into regex rules
- An empty ‘activity block’ by adding fake content to it
- A lot of styles for tables, menus, buttons, alerts
- Default text color for task lists (#111)
- Default colors for ‘review merge request’ mode
- Unicode code now uses symbols (!34)
- Active item state for droplab menus (!35)
- Issue tokens and inputs for linked issues (#112)
- Inputs for ‘new merge dependencies’ (#112)
- Blank and promo states for issue boards (#113)
- Board scope modal and its item conflicts
- Colors for default callout alerts (#114)
- Colors for broadcast notifications (#115)
- Hover background for requirements
The rewrite is complete.
This update removes styles for all sub-domains except next.gitlab.com, and some
of the custom options. There are too many things to cover, so I’m not going to
do that, but you can go through all 489 commits in !30 if you’re interested.
Going forward, I’ll explore adding some sub-domains/pages back. I rarely use them to justify putting a lot of effort into making them dark, and DarkReader will do a decent job anyways.
Finally, I want to take this opportunity to thank everyone for using this userstyle and helping out with the project. Things wouldn’t have been the same without your help.