Several of our elements were missing z-index property, causing them to
display incorrectly in the app.
Ensure that we import styles/variables.scss before attempting to use
the z() helper function that it provides.
This update uses a function to apply the z-index in each .scss file.
The function needs to iterate over a map of z-index values, so all of
the z-indexes end up in a single list and can be tracked more easily.
This allows us to manage all z-index values in a single location.
Rather than using relative paths for css imports - which can break when
we move files around - add our styles path to the webpack sass-loader
loader using the `includePaths` setting.
fix(multi-lang): switch ticker to settings store
fix(tests): pass all tests
fix(fiat): switch from usd to fiat
fix(settings): fix console errors
fix(settings): make styles consistent
fix(tests): remove unneeded mocks
fix(payform): call satoshisToFiat now
fix(network): rebase + fix network fiat amt
React v16.x reports errors when using boolean operators for conditional
classnames and requires that you instead use ternary style conditional
clauses.
White on yellow presents accessibility challenges and should be avoided.
Change the white on yellow used in highlighted buttons for a darker
colour against the yellow background.
Fix#356
Ensure that the currency selector dropdown on the pay/request form shows
ontop of other elements on the page to ensure that the full area of the
dropdown is clickable.
The final size of renderer.prod.js is about 4.75mb. 2.35mb of this comes
from react-icons.
Update the react icon imports to import only the specific icons that we
use. This reduces the final size of renderer.prod.js by about 50%
This fixes an issue where the payment form - initiated from an external
request payment link - would display under the connect dialog if that was
already open. This change ensures that the payment form always displays
on the top most layer.
Fix#284
Tom Kirkpatrick
Tom Kirkpatrick
dfat
Jack Mallers
Data Courier
Ben Woosley
odb366
Kehlmann, Matthew