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Add Deepness theme stylesheet (css/deepness.css) - #127
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The success tint does not match Deepness’s accent, and the changelog needs updating.
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What changed in this PR
Adds Deepness theme-specific severity styling for the Servcheck plugin.
Changes:
- Adds dark-compatible severity colors.
- Introduces an emerald-tinted success state.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
css/deepness.css |
Defines Deepness-specific status styling. |
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Summary
Adds a
css/deepness.cssstylesheet so this plugin's elements are tuned for thenew Deepness dark-emerald theme (proposed in Cacti/cacti#8202).
It mirrors the plugin's existing
dark.css(low-opacity severity tints withlight text so the dark page shows through) and aligns it with the Deepness
design intent:
No behaviour change: Cacti only loads
css/<theme>.csswhen that theme is theselected theme, so this file is inert unless the Deepness theme is active.