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@thisconnect thisconnect force-pushed the frontend-responsive-fontsize-android branch from 46039ca to e8ddfec Compare October 16, 2025 12:29
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thisconnect commented Oct 16, 2025

Will replace #2699

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As there are many components that have a font-size between small
and default, we need to rename to smaller first. In a second step
size small can be reintroduced and used for all the components
mentioned before. This can be done in the next commit.
Use CSS variable --size-small for formerly hardcoded font-size that
was between --size-default and --size-small (now --size-smaller).
Use font-sizes with defined maximum values so that the layout does
not break if 'Font size' is increased in Android setting.
Bottom-menu should not grow beyond certain size in responsive mode
for example if Android Font size is set to max.

This can be simulated by changing the font-size on the root HTML
element to 150%.
Toggles in responsive mode looked broken if Android Font size is
increased.

This can be simulated by changing the font-size on the root HTML
element to 150%.
- changed button border-width to be reponsive and scale with the ui
- fixed send/recieve button, should scale
- fixed responsive button height
Improved various form elements so they look ok in scaled up mode.

Can be tested by setting font-size: 150%; on the html element.
Fixed a bug caused by empy paragraph element, which increased
settings item height unnecessarily.
Changed the layout slightly on small screen as there was custom
font-size defined, introduced in: bfc3fed
@thisconnect thisconnect force-pushed the frontend-responsive-fontsize-android branch from c6bfd27 to 2c8f42b Compare November 17, 2025 13:30
Sidebar can appear on Android tablets, fixed some styles related to
the sidebar component.

Also removed anmiation all (transition) on sidebar labels. Kept
only icons should animate opacity.
Visually changed search input height also in default mode, so it
uses the same height as all other input fields.
Updated account-overview styling so it aligns with changes from the
last commit (send). Changed header styling, so that the title and
balance positioning match between account and send view.
The copy component should grow to improve accessibility.

Also removed utility classes in favor of already exsting container
class.
@thisconnect thisconnect force-pushed the frontend-responsive-fontsize-android branch from 2c8f42b to d64fe39 Compare November 18, 2025 19:49
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