> @hlfan Just out of curiosity, can we apply a CSS filter on top to fix that? 😆
> The filter for the gamma dimming in `url(#gamma)contrast(95%)` is written
> like this:
> Another I built on blending modes does this too, but with way more saturation
> (I already turned it down to 50% with `satur
@tomhughes commented on this pull request.
I wonder about the overall approach of doing this in a concern - would it be
better to do it in `RichText::Base` perhaps?
What I envisage is a new method there to do truncation and then altering the
`to_html` methods in the derived classes to take an o
How does this help mappers?
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>Until vector maps are implemented, any tampering with the map via CSS filters
>should be avoided.
@mxdanger But why? @hlfan has shown us a few solutions that might work. If you
see a specific problem with any of them, point it out and we will see if it can
be fixed. I get that people are scare
Merged #5341 into master.
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> And I don't think the lighter background behind the 𝐢 looks good.
How would you like to have the button indicate that it's disabled then?
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Well, if we're going to think long term then the shortbread eclipse style comes
to my mind. But I don't think anyone here wants to have that stop gap
"solution" in there for _that_ long.
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The control buttons don't change in dark mode, I think that's good, but the
tooltip shouldn't change then.
current dark mode vs light mode
![light](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0da60b4b-b797-44
> I get that people are scared that we will mess up the map. It's normal for
> users to be afraid of UI changes even when they are good for them long term.
> But just saying that it isn't gonna work isn't productive.
It's also not helpful to dismiss other opinions with "people don't know how
th
However, for OSM's most prominent raster map, Carto, this isn't planned, as
it's considered out of scope.
https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/issues/5044#issue-2660981521
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Dimming the map was probably the worst possible thing contributors (cough cough
@AntonKhorev) could have done. It's a terrible stop gap solution and it really
did fumble the launch of dark mode. What could have been a nice update that
just made the UI dark, they _really_ just had to mess with th
I think this could raise concerns regarding copyright.
Looking at Google maps data and then contributing improvements to OSM data
based on that is a copyright violation.
It's probably best for OSM not to directly link to external services where
integrating those services data into OSM is not leg
### Problem
With the decline of
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OSM_Smart_Menu
https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/OpenSwitchMaps
etc. I hereby officially propose such functionality
be incorporated into the openstreetmap.org itself!
Yes, offering links to "competitors' websites" is
one sure w
> 1. I'm using [Cytoscape.js](https://js.cytoscape.org) for the
> [auto-layouts](https://github.com/azimuttapp/azimutt/blob/main/frontend/ts-src/index.ts#L500),
> I don't know why some nodes still overlap sometimes, still investigating.
> But I'm not sure I can do much better and used algorithm
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