Unlike Firefox, Chrome, etc. Internet Explorer does not display the login
area background.
This commit adds the necessary piece to enable a gradient background. Also,
the "eee" for accent_lightest needed to be set to "eeeeee" otherwise IE
rendered the gradient background darker than expected.
Signed-off-by: Ben Shum <bshum@biblio.org>
background: -ms-linear-gradient(bottom, [% css_colors.accent_ultralight %] 15%, [% css_colors.accent_lightest %] 55%, [% css_colors.accent_ultralight %] 85%);
background: -o-linear-gradient(bottom, [% css_colors.accent_ultralight %] 15%, [% css_colors.accent_lightest %] 55%, [% css_colors.accent_ultralight %] 85%);
background: -webkit-linear-gradient(bottom, [% css_colors.accent_ultralight %] 15%, [% css_colors.accent_lightest %] 55%, [% css_colors.accent_ultralight %] 85%);
+ filter: progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.gradient(startColorstr=[% css_colors.accent_ultralight %], endColorstr=[% css_colors.accent_lightest %]);
color: [% css_colors.accent_darker %];
}
accent_light = "#ccc", # grey (light)
accent_lighter = "#ddd", # grey (lighter)
accent_lighter2 = "#d8d8d8", # grey (lighter again)
- accent_lightest = "#eee", # grey (lightest)
+ accent_lightest = "#eeeeee", # grey (lightest)
accent_ultralight = "#f0f0f0", # ivory
accent_medium = "#999", # gun metal grey (medium)
accent_mediumdark = "#888", # gun metal grey (medium dark)