Visual polish on the prototypes.

[jasmussen]

This replaces Merriweather with Noto Serif as discussed in a meeting. It also adjusts the active states for buttons.

The font change affects all prototypes.

As a sidenote, setting an alignment doesn't update the active state. Getting an undefined error for updateBlockControlsPosition, which doesn't seem to be a function in the code. Did this regress somehow?

[youknowriad]

@jasmussen I fixed the updateBlockControlsPosition regression in 852daf1. Sorry about that :)

The updated CSS/Fonts are looking great (I do prefer the old lighter toolbars, but I understand the accessibility issues)

[jasmussen]

Thank you!

The is-active isn't set on the button that toggles the alignments, though:

Perhaps we never got that working initially?

[ellatrix]

Looking good! Should the button icons be lighter by default? It makes it slightly less readable.

[jasmussen]

Looking good! Should the button icons be lighter by default? It makes it slightly less readable.

This is something we can tune to perfection as we keep iterating. Let's try this for now. Going to see if I can do some sharing of styles across the prototypes, so we can normalize. Sorry I haven't been there to do this before.

[ellatrix]

If we opt for a border, maybe just on the bottom makes is slightly less busy?

[ellatrix]

Going to see if I can do some sharing of styles across the prototypes, so we can normalize.

I can add the style for the single MCE one if you like.

[jasmussen]

I can add the style for the single MCE one if you like.

I'd like to try and explore the shared CSS file a bit further, see if we can do some magic here. I could also swear I saw a SASS variable somewhere, which would be a great way to normalize colors.

[youknowriad]

Perhaps we never got that working initially?

@jasmussen Yes, we never updated the active button on the alignment toolbar

[jasmussen]

If we opt for a border, maybe just on the bottom makes is slightly less busy?

Let's try the full border for now, see how it feels when we use it everywhere. This is yet another aspect I suspect will keep getting tuned.