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Fix icon and tooltip color in network detail view#479

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snappdevelopment:fix-icon-color
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Fix icon and tooltip color in network detail view#479
florent37 merged 3 commits intoopenflocon:mainfrom
snappdevelopment:fix-icon-color

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The icons and tooltips in the network detail screen are black instead of white currently.
I removed the tint parameter, because it seems to be evaluated before the FloconIconButton, which is rendered inside, can overwrite it.
If you prefer a different solution, let me know or fix/close this PR :)

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Summary of Changes

Hello @snappdevelopment, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request resolves a visual bug in the network detail view where icons and tooltips were incorrectly rendered in black instead of white. The fix involves refining the color application within the FloconIconButton component by removing an interfering tint parameter and directly specifying the correct text color for tooltips, thereby aligning the UI elements with the application's theme.

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  • Icon Tinting Logic: The tint parameter was removed from the FloconIconButton composable function. This change addresses an issue where the explicit tint parameter was overriding the desired color, preventing inner components from correctly applying their own tint.
  • Tooltip Color Correction: The Text component within the WithTooltip function now explicitly sets its color to FloconTheme.colorPalette.onSurface. This ensures that tooltips consistently display with the correct foreground color, resolving the issue of them appearing black.
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This pull request fixes an issue where icons and tooltips in the network detail view were displayed with the wrong color. The fix for the icon color involves removing a tint parameter from FloconIconButton to allow it to correctly inherit the color from its parent composable. The tooltip text color is fixed by explicitly setting it. My review includes a suggestion to improve the semantic correctness of the tooltip color choice for better long-term maintainability.

@rteyssandier rteyssandier added the bug Something isn't working label Jan 21, 2026
@florent37 florent37 merged commit 4d98158 into openflocon:main Jan 25, 2026
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thanks :)

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