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fix(slide-toggle): incorrect text color when placed inside an overlay with a dark theme - #18742
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… with a dark theme The slide toggle doesn't define its text color, but inherits it from the closest theme root element. The problem is that if the element is moved out to something like an overlay, the color may be inherited from the `body` which won't be correct. These changes explicitly set the `color`. Fixesangular#18701.
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…h a dark theme This is along the same lines as angular#18742. The checkbox inherits its text color from the closest parent which may not be correct once the element is moved out into an overlay.
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… dark theme Fixes a similar issue to angular#18742. The radio button inherits its text color from the closest parent which may not be correct once the element is moved out into an overlay.
jelbourn
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@crisbeto ~51 screenshot targets failing on this one. Change seems like an improvement, but probably not worth the effort to approve all the diffs since MDC (probably?) fixes this also. |
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…ay with a dark theme Fixes a similar issue to angular#18742. The radio button inherits its text color from the closest parent which may not be correct once the element is moved out into an overlay.
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…erlay with a dark theme This is along the same lines as angular#18742. The checkbox inherits its text color from the closest parent which may not be correct once the element is moved out into an overlay.
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Needs to be rebased and updated to the new theming API - you might want to just close this PR since it'll soon be deprecated and it sounds like theres a fair amount of screenshot issues on it |
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The slide toggle doesn't define its text color, but inherits it from the closest theme root element. The problem is that if the element is moved out to something like an overlay, the color may be inherited from the
bodywhich won't be correct. These changes explicitly set thecolor.Fixes#18701.