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As of {T89765} being resolved we now have an orange warning color available for certain icons. It only applies to icons. It should affect other styles too. From the LSG draft: > Warn (orange) conveys to the user their action may fail or have serious consequence but are not destructive. Some examples could be that an edit is likely to encounter an automated block due to the nature of the content, or that a preference is being reset to a default options. Color swatches: https://design.wikimedia.org/style-guide/visual-style_colors.html Design work may be needed to complete this task.

As of {T89765} being resolved we now have an orange warning color available for certain icons. From the (abandoned, but content-wise valueable) LSG draft: > Warn (orange) conveys to the user their action may fail or have serious consequence but are not destructive. Some examples could be that an edit is likely to encounter an automated block due to the nature of the content, or that a preference is being reset to a default options. Color swatches: https://design.wikimedia.org/style-guide/visual-style_colors.html

As of {T89765} being resolved we now have an orange warning color available for certain icons. It only applies to icons. From the (abandoned, It should affect other styles too. From thebut content-wise valueable) LSG draft: > Warn (orange) conveys to the user their action may fail or have serious consequence but are not destructive. Some examples could be that an edit is likely to encounter an automated block due to the nature of the content, or that a preference is being reset to a default options. Color swatches: https://design.wikimedia.org/style-guide/visual-style_colors.html Design work may be needed to complete this task.