Personally, I like the colours.

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Me too

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Me too, but this is still valid #432.

Agree on sorting, makes sense.

The colours are really ugly and because they only expand the width of the
text they make it difficult to read down the column
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May I add "extremely awful" to "really ugly" ? ;)

Please let's get some class :)

Serious, folks: no colours please and alpha sorting. Brian is right. This will let add interspace (letter-spacing) between letters and make the dropdown readable, specially when many categories. If possible with CSS, a very light background on every 2 rows will help separate each category.

This is "Coders vs Designers"

Maybe we can use something like GitHub is doing for labels, displaying a small colored box beside the name:

?

Well just removed that in #457
I love @elkuku 's proposal, while I don't think any of these are ugly...

Maybe we can use something like GitHub is doing for labels, displaying a small colored box beside the name:

Maybe we can implement this later?

while I don't think any of these are ugly...

I don't think that either.

Could you please keep in mind that you are talking about someone else's work when using terms like "ugly" and "awful"?

Let's be constructive,
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Sorry, I was trying to say both ways of displaying items with colours are acceptable for me.

And please see the new commits in #457 with screenshots ;)
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while I don't think any of these are ugly...
I don't think that either.
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Since we just merged this in without much testing... @brianteeman @infograf768 could you please check if this looks better now?

Before

After

BTW: Did you noticed the search box? I think this should be a neat feature for long lists.

thanks and looking good BUT it needs to be applied to the category drop
down in the search. Right now its only in the issue

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Since we just merged this in without much testing... @brianteeman
https://github.com/brianteeman @infograf768
https://github.com/infograf768 could you please check if this looks
better now?
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Well when I first implemented this, something was wrong with the js or css file so the dropdown won’t work in the search. @elkuku We had a conversation about that.

But the search dropdown should be in alphabetical order now?
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thanks and looking good BUT it needs to be applied to the category drop
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Since we just merged this in without much testing... @brianteeman @infograf768 could you please check if this looks better now?

Looks better, but... would'nt it be simpler to light-colour background one row each 2 rows as I suggested above? The reason I am asking is that we are going to get more categories than the ones we get now and there is a limit to the number of pastel colours we would use.

yes it is alphabetical thanks

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thanks and looking good BUT it needs to be applied to the category drop
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