The new blue colour of the text and orange on the sidebar are quite jarring, anyone else?
Never mind! The ad blocker I was using seems to have caused the display issue.
Is anyone else's not displaying a lot of the buttons throughout the platform?
Are we sure that this was intentional and not an issue with the site? My company's service desk has the new colors but won't display any of the button icons and various buttons throughout the menus are also not displaying. I just put in a support ticket. You can hover over where the buttons are supposed to be and see the hyperlink preview at the bottom of the browser, but all of the sidebar menu buttons are hidden while the navigation sidebar menu is collapsed and the New Incident button in the Incidents page is also missing. All you see is an empty outline box where the buttons are located but no '+' like was previously there. Just more dark blue in an empty box where the button should be.
Yep, the blues and the oranges on the site are way too vibrant now. I feel like grey scaling just to save my eyes haha...
The links hurt my eyes
Yes
I thought my computer was broken, lol. They are jarring for sure, but I do appreciate that it's easier to see links.
Hi, ksm123 - I just wanted to double-check. Is this what you're seeing in the product in terms of the change to the new SolarWinds colors?
A lot of the colours have changed. They're far too vibrant, which makes it hard to see what I'm doing. No good since I'm looking at the Service Desk all day.
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