The autocompletion menu for both mentions and emojis is not styled.

Examples:

I recall that before, they had light-purple backgrounds to make them stand out. As it is, they no longer stand out in normal chat usage as the color of the username is either the same or virtually indisguishable from the rest of the text:

If this was a conscious design choice, perhaps it may be better to alter the text color to better distinguish it from normal chat text. Otherwise, restoring the light-purple background would make the highlights stand out much better.

The tabcomplete menu is outdated since the introduction of improved slash commands: http://slackhq.com/post/132442756940/slashcommands

The font-family "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, "Segoe UI", Tahoma, Arial, sans-serifsans-serif is overriding the correct one in several places.

In this particular instance, the offending line is here, but the same font-family is also defined here and here, as well as the exact same line numbers in css/variants/black.css.

Slack has updated the selector for hovered messages, appending :not(.highlight). If this changes frequently, consider making the property important to prevent such a drastic change.

The flexpane's reaction section is unstyled, namely .mention_rxn and its descendants. See rollup-client_secondary.css:1785.

Either exclude main pages from the style or consider going over them and see if there's more of such cases

Caused by .channels_list_holder ul li a:hover, .channels_list_holder ul li.member:hover at rollup-client_secondary.css:320

A bigger, better image viewer

Our cramped image previews have been replaced with a new full-size view which includes zoom capability. View images as they are meant to be viewed: bigly.

Currently posts do not support the recent changes: http://slackhq.com/post/130081834025/refreshing-posts-20

The anchor styling for user name seems to have changed.

.messages_banner a is too dark and should have more contrast with notification bars.

Tooltips for timestamps and a few other elements are currently lacking styles.

Overriding the background property on .msg_inline_img:hover causes images to "zoom" on hover due.

This override should be removed entirely; it is not necessary.

Can be seen whenever clicking on an image in Slack.

Slack has updated the loading screen, so current theme styles are broken.

#team_header_user_name is unstyled. See rollup-client_core.css:920.

The preferences menu has had its selector(s) updated:

#msgs_div .unread_divider.adjacent_to_date has not been styled:

Looks like Slack changed things again:

Support slack's new message style:

We’ve done away with that (nearly invisible) gear icon to bring you a new, more visible, more robust message actions menu. Hover over a message to quickly and instantly: add a reaction, edit your message, mark a message as unread, or ​copy the link to a message so you can reference it later.

The blocks contained within div.snippet_preview DIVs look like they still need some love. span.sssh-property is still black-on-black.

To reproduce, create a code snippet with Python highlighting and dump this code into it:

>>> import timeit
>>> t1 = timeit.Timer('"{0}/{1}".format(x, y)', 'x = "foo"; y = "bar"')
>>> t2 = timeit.Timer('"/".join((x, y))', 'x = "foo"; y = "bar"')
>>> t1.repeat()
[0.4785940647125244, 0.43045902252197266, 0.4402921199798584]
>>> t2.repeat()
[0.31827497482299805, 0.2677180767059326, 0.2675449848175049]
>>>

The "Timer" text will be invisible. This is similar to a fix you recently did for syntax highlighting, just needs to be made here as well.

Also, pre.special_formatting (triple-backtick-enclosed blocks of text) displays mentions (span.mention) as grey-on-magenta.

Thanks!

The search input was recently changed, and the current styles are inconsistent. I think it could be improved by:

• Keeping styles consistent with reaction toasts (i.e. not so harsh contrast)
• Not changing styles when previously focused (caused by .search_input_highlighted not being removed after unfocus)

The menu on image lightboxes (i.e. the "Open in a new tab" footer) is unstyled.

When you bring a channel into focus and it has the inline message telling you that your message limited has exceeded the "free account" limit, it has an initial highlight/background color of some very displeasing colors. Seconds later the highlight leaves and it is fine.

I wish I had snagged a screenshot in time, and now I can barely remember the colors specifically enough to explain. Well they're related to the theme anyways, but we need default settings.

Seen when you click a user's name/picture in chat.

Add support for new user groups: http://slackhq.com/post/132108708810/usergroups

It looks very nice by default, and on hover. I think its focus style could be improved.

I don't have any concrete ideas yet, I've dabbled some in adjusting the color at a minimum.
I just think 2 pixels of solid black borders looks off when its focused.

An easy right now fix is to do something about the doubled up border where the button means the input.

The black text for lists and paragraph text is hard to read in the post editor. It would be nice if the post editor's text color matched the chat text color.

Some menus have broken hover styles, due to a changed selector: .menu ul li.highlighted a, .menu:not(.keyboard_active) ul li:hover:not(.disabled) a

It seems :not(.disabled) was added.

The selector for reaction toasts has been updated, breaking the theme's styles.

See #rxn_toast_div.header_refresh at rollup-client_secondary.css:249. Relevant SCSS. Specifically &.header_refresh must be added, keeping the current styles.

See https://slack.com/apps

Currently profiles do not support the recent changes: http://slackhq.com/post/132116511325/customprofiles

The new checkbox for toggling the red what's new burst lacks styles for its label (i.e. #whats_new_tab .flex_heading_controls label).

Example below:

The channel specific settings under account/notifications are bright white, so I assume that they aren't covered by the this yet (using the black one)

I guess the easiest way to fix it is to apply a background color to class="channel_override_row muted"

Inline previews for uploaded files (namely images) are missing styles for controls.

See rollup-client_secondary.css, lines 562–589 and 1425–1473.

As the title explains, these styles do not appear to be working. When a user is offline, their status circle will be a purple outline, notably not being styled by the theme.

Slack has updated these styles, they need to be corrected.

The channel's toolbar and widget have white backgrounds and the channel title text is black on the Aubergine variant. Everything looks fine on the Black variant though.

span.divider_label, in this case:

Member pages on the team administration page have broken styles:

The tooltip for reactions has an improperly styled arrow.

1. Clicking on a username brings up the Team Directory pane on the right, which has an unthemed background.
2. The drop-down menu which appears when you click the inverted chevron in the upper-left (near your name) to access your preferences, sign out, etc. has an unthemed border. NOTE: The same issue occurs the the "three dots" button in the upper right of the page is clicked.
3. The list of usernames which appears when showing matching usernames in the chat input box has an unthemed background.

Currently code blocks and blockquotes (code, pre, .CodeMirror, .snippet_preview, and .backup_codes_wrapper) use a filter as a cheap method of restyling (i.e. _hacks.scss). They should have proper style overrides.

See #1 for more information.