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Key: MBS-4741
Type: Improvement Improvement
Status: Closed Closed
Resolution: Fixed
Priority: Normal Normal
Assignee: Ian McEwen
Reporter: Luca Salini
Votes: 3
Watchers: 1
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Bring back voting icons in the edit search/edit view

Created: 18/May/12 02:36 PM   Updated: 09/Jul/12 07:27 AM   Resolved: 09/Jul/12 07:27 AM
Component/s: User interface
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: Bug fixes, 2012-07-09

File Attachments: None
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1. votes.png
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Until few days ago, voters could easily tell how each commenter had voted thanks to the small but effective voting icons on the side.
With the latest server release, these icons have been replaced by tiny gravatars (which are not really helpful in identifying users, anyway), with no vote indicator.



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patate12 added a comment - 20/Jun/12 03:04 PM

Hey I never saw that, it must have been nice indeed but was it a userscript maybe ?


Luca Salini added a comment - 20/Jun/12 03:14 PM

No, it wasn't a userscript.
I don't have any screenshot, but they were green/red silhouettes with a +/- sign on top, IIRC.


patate12 added a comment - 20/Jun/12 03:22 PM

You mean in edit pages like http://musicbrainz.org/edit/1234 ?
I didn't know nor noticed it before but I WANT THIS TOO ! (back)


patate12 added a comment - 22/Jun/12 08:47 AM - edited

If you're not colour blind, here is my current user CSS that I use for easy reading of edit notes (know who is for or against), looks ghreat for me at least.
It's particularly useful for non native english speakers like me to quickly identify yes/no/abstain comments.

@charset "utf-8";
div[class='edit-note'] > h3.owner {
	background-color: #dfd !important;
	text-shadow: 1px 1px 8px #030;
}
div[class='edit-note'] > h3.owner img.gravatar {
	max-height: 2em !important;
	vertical-align: top !important;
}
div.edit-note > h3.Yes {
	background-color: #b1ebb0 !important;

}
div.edit-note > h3.No {
	background-color: #ebb1ba !important;
}
div.edit-note > h3.Abstain {
	background-color: #f2f0a5 !important;
}
div.edit-note > div.edit-note-text {
	opacity: .4;
}
div.edit-note > h3.owner + div.edit-note-text, 
div.edit-note > h3.Yes + div.edit-note-text, 
div.edit-note > h3.No + div.edit-note-text {
	opacity: 1;
}
div.edit-note > h3.owner + div.edit-note-text, 
div.edit-note > h3.Yes + div.edit-note-text {
	color: #060;
}
div.edit-note > h3.No + div.edit-note-text {
	color: #600;
}

Ian McEwen added a comment - 28/Jun/12 08:23 AM

Ian McEwen added a comment - 28/Jun/12 07:45 PM

Attached a prototype; anyone have thoughts?


Ian McEwen added a comment - 28/Jun/12 08:02 PM

Luca Salini added a comment - 28/Jun/12 09:35 PM

Looks good to me, kudos!