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Refactor Theme - Chapter I #879
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This is an initial redesign and refactoring of the light theme. This also prepares for a future dark theme. set statusbar color
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The current theme has been written long time ago without proper understanding of how themes work in Android. It's time to refactor the mess to make themes easier to work with. Several other theme related issues require this work.
At present the app uses multiple themes for different activities. Ideally there should be only one light theme use by all activities (and later on a dark theme as well).
In the first step we'll create a new theme
OpenTasks_Theme.Light
and update theTaskListActivity
andSyncSettingsActivity
to use it. This task is already big enough, so we'll cover the other activities in separate stories.As part of this story the theme may be updated a bit.
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