ProfileScreen: Use NavRows and a TextRow instead of ZulipButtons
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Possibly we want the rows to have icons? I looked to the settings screen and didn't find a pattern to follow; just filed #5687 for that. |
In #5687 (comment) @terpimost said it's OK for a row to include or not include an icon; we don't need them to be all-or-nothing. I assume that would apply here too. |
We've been using a `NavRow` and a `SwitchRow` for the first two
interactive items ("Set your status" and "Invisible mode"), and I
think the screen looks more coherent if we use `NavRow`s and a
`TextRow` for these other interactive items too. For one thing, now
all the text on the screen is the same color.
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We've been using a
NavRowand aSwitchRowfor the first two interactive items ("Set your status" and "Invisible mode"), and I think the screen looks more coherent if we useNavRows and aTextRowfor these other interactive items too. For one thing, now all the text on the screen is the same color.