Summary

Make link colors consistent.

Review Request #10528 — Created April 12, 2019 and discarded April 12, 2019, 4:57 p.m.

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david

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release-4.0.x

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Description

We had a bunch of different places where we had link colors of various
shades of blue. This standardizes them all into a single @link-color
definition, which is the same as @blue-20. While doing this, I decided
that the definition for that particular color (drawn from a mockup we
have) wasn't really blue enough to provide real contrast against white
and grey backgrounds, so I pushed the saturation a little bit.

Testing Done

Flipped through the UI and looked for all the links I could find.

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Make link colors consistent. We had a bunch of different places where we had link colors of various shades of blue. This standardizes them all into a single `@link-color` definition, which is the same as `@blue-20`. While doing this, I decided that the definition for that particular color (drawn from a mockup we have) wasn't really blue enough to provide real contrast against white and grey backgrounds, so I pushed the saturation a little bit. Testing Done: Flipped through the UI and looked for all the links I could find.	f1ce7c151d05ccf08752780036dc6bf3da3a20e7

Summary

Make link colors consistent.

We had a bunch of different places where we had link colors of various shades of blue. This standardizes them all into a single `@link-color` definition, which is the same as `@blue-20`. While doing this, I decided that the definition for that particular color (drawn from a mockup we have) wasn't really blue enough to provide real contrast against white and grey backgrounds, so I pushed the saturation a little bit. Testing Done: Flipped through the UI and looked for all the links I could find.

f1ce7c151d05ccf08752780036dc6bf3da3a20e7

flake8 passed.

JSHint passed.

Status:: Discarded