Updated all the places in the SCSS where we use Darken and Lighten properties.
These properties have been problematic in the past and caused some state issues, e.g. New message(s) hightlight (which was fixed seperately from this issue)
addresses most comments except modal refactor, and error response from sumitting report.
* restore gui as a dev dependency
* better separation of view container/presentation
* replace absolute heights for textareas with making all sub components `display: flex`
* start to make presentation more modular added subcomponents to the view folder:
* share-banner (moved from components)
* remix-credit
* remix-list
* studio-list
First pass at project page design using actual assets from Carl, and matching styles with current design.
Includes a (negative margin) hack to line up the stage. see https://github.com/LLK/scratch-gui/issues/2132
* Add user-session awareness
- only show remix button if user is logged in (TBD: probably will want to hide if project creator == user)
* decorate text with @mentions and #hashtags
* Add studios, loves, favs
* In-place editing of title and description if current user is author and project shared (with validation)
* checkbox needed a default value
* general-error is passed a ref by formsy - cannot be stateless function
* add missing `label` prop to input field
* add missing proptypes to phoneinput.
See this StackOverflow answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/18853002/4633828
This isn't a perfect fix - we have to set `color` explicitly, rather
than use `inherit`, because we want the text color to be the same when
the select element is focused. That means both `color` and
`text-shadow`'s color have to be explicitly set to the same thing
(otherwise they might not match). Yay, hacks!
..since it's the only property which actually animates. (The background
image also changes on hover/focus, but that isn't visually effected by
transition, so we ignore it.)
This is for the next commit. Without this, the focus ring slowly
disappears, and the text slowly becomes the color it's meant to be;
neither of those are good.
