Hi John,
Thanks for your post.
Yes the logo area is slightly smaller in Basis. If you need to increase this then customising via CSS or LESS is correct. Using the .navbar-site .navbar-brand selector and overriding the height should be all that is required (as logo should increase in size proportionately) but as with any style change be sure to give it a thorough test.
The outline around the profile link is browser default styling (for example on Firefox this shows as a light dotted line) showing that item has been given focus. The first item receiving focus after opening the dropdown is so that it's possible to navigate through using the keyboard / assistive technologies. If you hit tab you should see that focus proceeds through the dropdown items.
The background colour behind the avatar as you note isn't correct. It is being set using the following selector
.jsenabled .usermenu .moodle-actionmenu.show
...when custom colours are enabled via the admin settings. I'll open a ticket to get this looked at.
In terms of the main menu active item underlining we already have an open ticket to investigate this so I've updated it to note your mention of it here.
Kind regards,
Joby
Thanks for your post.
Yes the logo area is slightly smaller in Basis. If you need to increase this then customising via CSS or LESS is correct. Using the .navbar-site .navbar-brand selector and overriding the height should be all that is required (as logo should increase in size proportionately) but as with any style change be sure to give it a thorough test.
The outline around the profile link is browser default styling (for example on Firefox this shows as a light dotted line) showing that item has been given focus. The first item receiving focus after opening the dropdown is so that it's possible to navigate through using the keyboard / assistive technologies. If you hit tab you should see that focus proceeds through the dropdown items.
The background colour behind the avatar as you note isn't correct. It is being set using the following selector
.jsenabled .usermenu .moodle-actionmenu.show
...when custom colours are enabled via the admin settings. I'll open a ticket to get this looked at.
In terms of the main menu active item underlining we already have an open ticket to investigate this so I've updated it to note your mention of it here.
Kind regards,
Joby