* Add configuration option to colorise accounts
* Add German translation for account color
* Fix bug when account is unset in list-tabular-item
* Add account color for "from" field in compose window
* Add color coding to the preferences account list
* Fix styling issue in compose window where account labels where unaligned if only one account had a color configured
* Add account color inside the swipeable element
* Partial Revert "Add configuration option to colorise accounts"
This partially reverts commit f8efccb0f2.
* Ensure that account color is not displayed in thread-list when it is unset
* Add colorized accounts in sidebar and contacts view
* Add new type Style to be used throughout the colorization code
* Add todo note for ensuring that the account color updates correctly
* Remove style definition and use react CSSProperties instead
* Fix crash when opening a draft that was created in GMail
* Refactor accountColor to color
* Ensure dynamic change of the account color in the sidebar
* Add AccountColorBar react component
Co-authored-by: Janosch Maier <maierjaonsch@gmail.com>
* Changed some capital letters
* Removed unneeded spaces before "..."
* Changed the English term "thread" to a Dutch term.. although one could discuss we don't have a correct word for "thread"
* Changed the English term "toggle"
* Removed some unnecessary punctuation marks
* ...
* Word "čoskoro" wich is not czech word replaced with "brzy" which is czech synonym of soon
* Word "niť" replaced with better czech word for thread -> "vlákno"
* Improve German Translation (A to B)
Improve the German translation:
- Improve messages with first letters A to B
Signed-off-by: ahahn94 <ahahn94@outlook.com>
* Improve German Translation (C to H)
Improve the German translation:
- Improve messages with first letters C to H
Signed-off-by: ahahn94 <ahahn94@outlook.com>
* Improve German Translation (I to L)
Improve the German translation:
- Improve messages with first letters I to L
Signed-off-by: ahahn94 <ahahn94@outlook.com>
* Improve German Translation
Improve punctuation:
- replace " ..." with "..."
- replace " / " with "/"
Signed-off-by: ahahn94 <ahahn94@outlook.com>
I tried to do my best, but sometimes I had to guess the context and make some changes to expressions that do not exist in Italian. It's still better than the original Italian translation, though.