If we have distinct colors on each plugin lines, I would like to have a caption like on Mantis :

stripy wrote:

P@t wrote:

I wait for your icons to commit ;-)

Here are they, all fresh baked !
;-)
(by mail)

It's commited!
Tell me if you like it.

And what about colored lines?

#65ffff? Is this one included in the graphic charter?
Well done Stripy, well done.
8-)

I like it ... Now I just need to get used to it... Thanks for the icons Stripy

P@t wrote:

I'm sure we could find something like this... a bit less "flashy". Stripy?
It's really really comfortable to use (Wordpress use this method)
We can try it, and if you don't like, we can remove ;-)

We need 2 nuances of green (or other color of course) for activated plugin, 2 nuances of orange (or other) for unactived plugins and keep black and gray for unintalled plugins. Just give me colors' code and let me try ;-)

So, here is it.
But text has to change colours depending on the colour of the line ...
because it is not readable or confortable to look at ...

- #663366 / text #999
- #990000 / text #111
- #660033 / text #999
- #CC0066 / text #ccc
- #111 / text #666 (now) = uninstalled
- #222 / text #666 (now) = inactive

Ok, I tried this colors but I think that it's a little bit too flashy...
And I think that colors for same status must be less different...

Maybe something like this:

.plugin_active_row1 { color: #999; background-color: #663366; }
.plugin_active_row2 { color: #999; background-color: #774477; }

.plugin_inactive_row1 { color: #111; background-color: #990000; }
.plugin_inactive_row2 { color: #111; background-color: #AA1111; }

.plugin_uninstalled_row1 { color: #666; background-color: #111; }
.plugin_uninstalled_row2  { color: #666; background-color: #222; }

Let have a look: http://download.gauchon.com/plugins_test_1.jpg

P@t wrote:

Ok, I tried this colors but I think that it's a little bit too flashy...
And I think that colors for same status must be less different...

Maybe something like this:

.plugin_active_row1 { color: #999; background-color: #663366; }
.plugin_active_row2 { color: #999; background-color: #774477; }

.plugin_inactive_row1 { color: #111; background-color: #990000; }
.plugin_inactive_row2 { color: #111; background-color: #AA1111; }

.plugin_uninstalled_row1 { color: #666; background-color: #111; }
.plugin_uninstalled_row2  { color: #666; background-color: #222; }

Let have a look: http://download.gauchon.com/plugins_test_1.jpg

P@t, we need the colors to be recognized without a doubt because they are a code : they mean something.

The variation of colours u chose are not different enough.
If, on the page there is only #774477, with grey and black => how will I know it is the dark red ? or perhaps is it the light red ?...

So this works only if :

- the 6 colours are clearly different from one to each other
- there is still a bigger proportion of grey and dark lines on the page

if not, it will become too heavy