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No reason to have this kind of stuff in two different places.
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This patch adjusts the coloring for selected mountpoints in the
mountpoint selector widget. Previously, some of the text labels appeared
grey or black on the blue selected background, making it harder to read
them. This patch adjusts those so they go white when selected, and black
or gray (depending on the label) when not selected.
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The mountpoint selector has a problem where all mountpoints except the
selected one are flush with 0 margin against the right wall of the box
they're in, and the selected mountpoint gets 6 px of margin between it
and the wall.
This patch makes that margin more consistent, so both selected and
unselected mountpoints in the mountpoint selector list on the left hand
side of the custom partitioning spoke get a consistent 12 px margin.
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Resolves: rhbz#869388
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This is largely just copy & paste from what msivak did elsewhere.
Thanks.
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This means that when you press up and down with the keyboard to navigate the
accordion, whatever MS you hit will be the one displayed on the right, and
whatever one you were previously on will have its changes saved.
This is different from how DiskOverviews and SpokeSelectors work, but I think
it makes sense. When you keyboard to a DO, you are choosing to do include it
in the install. We don't want people doing that by accident. When you
keyboard to a SS, it would jump you into the spoke and that wouldn't work
at all. The MS, however, just changes what's displayed on part of the screen.
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Also, don't translate it. That doesn't make any sense.
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A side effect of this is that the whole left hand side is now wider, but I
think that can be fixed by adjusting the stuff that goes in the right hand
side.
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This is the thing on the left hand side of the custom partitioning interface,
allowing you to select a mount point and do some configuration on it.
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