I agree with this, but I think it’s a good opportunity to make all inputs consistent across Discourse; otherwise I’m just adding overrides at the composer level.
I don’t think it would be very difficult. I’d suggest removing shadows and rounded corners, and adding a border and background color everywhere. That would ensure all inputs are always visible because of either the border or the background color, and then shadows and rounded corners are theme-level additions.
I think the darker outlines make it more obvious that the layout of other fields could be made more pleasing. For instance, it’s more clear now that the category dropdown sticks out on the right.
Maybe there is an opportunity here to improve this page at some point?
Category chooser is shorter than title and tags field, category chooser is closer to tags than to the title, and tags has what looks to be two borders.
Edit: wait a sec…looks like tags is still using select2 not the new select-kit. Is that intentional @joffreyjaffeux?
Edit 2: Nevermind then @awesomerobot - I’ll check this again once Joffrey is finished.
yes it’s not done yet, I’m working on {{tag-chooser}} but it’s quite a challenging one, the tag/group chooser are the last before I can remove select2.
This was bothering me so I didn’t wait for the tag input update; just pushed an update that should make the layout for editing titles match the new composer