* Refactor notificationHeaderButton
* Add Tooltips to header buttons and replace reach/ui
* Decrease --header-height by 20%
* more header cherry-pick
Co-authored-by: Rafael <rafael.saes@odysee.com>
## Issue
Closes: 6196 Bright Theme is Broken
## Notes
I was trying to fix the problem of the border not visible in Desktop Dark because the highlight color was the same as the border color. The approach didn't take Light and Odysee into account ... oops.
Round 2.
## Issue
- Closes 5998 Theme color problems
- "_Seeing the theme go blue when a modal pops up. There's a change in color on Odysee branch also when this happens (but not as apparent)_"
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1. Fix overlay background color back to gray theme.
2. Also, fixed the Active Toggle Button back to primary colors.
3. Fix hard-to-read "videojs time tooltip". Using the primary colors is a nice touch, but people have complained in Discord that it's too dim given it's transparent background. Just use 'white' instead. Don't use '--color-white' since that's a bit dimmed down.
4. Fix odd highlight in the volume slider (the bright primary color was used in the background).
* Fix error text color for dark mode.
Don't alter --color-danger since that color works fine as a backdrop for the Toast Message.
* Remove duplicates
* Fix typo
* Fix primary/secondary button and notice_message
* Fix dimmed checkbox
* #6006 Switch from 'coolGray' to 'gray'
* Fix invisible nag (missing --color-orange)
Clearer display of takeover amounts
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## Issue
4727: Sidebar's transient scrollbar doesn't fit in the Dark Theme
## Approach
The 'webkit' API works on Chrome, but Firefox ignores it and uses it's own fancy scrollbar when 'webkit' is used (can't seem to change any properties). It's better than the current look, but still doesn't fit our theme, plus it makes the product look different on different browsers.
Firefox now supports the new 'scrollbar' API, so we can now tweak the scrollbar, but the API only provides limited attributes.
Don't wanna complicate things by using Javascript, so we'll use Firefox's limited attributes as the common denominator and just live with a plain, rectangle scroll bar BUT with better color to match the theme.
Fixed color issues that were making things hard to read:
- selected text color, including inline code.
- HTML tags
- Horizontal rule not visible in Preview mode. While at it, I changed the color in Edit mode as well as syntax highlighting.
- blockquote (was gray over gray)
Attempted to fix uneven margins between top and bottom for inline-code and codeblock. Also, removed the extra margin to make it more nice and cosy, instead of far apart.
