Some tables use default serif font in their headers:
Server settings -> Logging -> Access Log -> Access Logging Levels
Server settings -> Logging -> Error Log -> Error Logging Levels
Security -> Allowed Ciphers
Replication -> Replication managers
Perhaps they should also be converted to PF.

Buttons at the top (instance selection and actions) also are rendered using custom style instead of PF.

The rest looks good.

Some tables use default serif font in their headers:
Server settings -> Logging -> Access Log -> Access Logging Levels
Server settings -> Logging -> Error Log -> Error Logging Levels
Security -> Allowed Ciphers
Replication -> Replication managers
Perhaps they should also be converted to PF.

Well these are bootstrap tables as recommended in PF docs:

http://www.patternfly.org/pattern-library/widgets/#tables

Datatables are too busy for these IMO, but I could switch them to DT's. Perhaps I can strip off some of the datatable features...

Buttons at the top (instance selection and actions) also are rendered using custom style instead of PF.

This was intentional, I kind of want to keep them as is. It gives the banner "a little" character.
We aren't required to use 100% patternfly for everything - I think 99% is pretty good though :-) But if you feel strongly about it I will change it.

The rest looks good.

Here's how tables are rendered from the link you gave: https://vashirov.fedorapeople.org/share/pf_table.png
And here's how it looks in 389-console: https://vashirov.fedorapeople.org/share/ds_table.png

And buttons for me look like this: https://vashirov.fedorapeople.org/share/buttons.png
It's the first thing I notice, that the buttons look different from any other button in Cockpit. Perhaps we can give them more character but in a different way? I'm ok to merge this as it is right now, and we can revisit this in the future (we need a new issue tag - 'bikeshedding' :P ).

And I've just noticed, that we're still trying to load the fonts that we removed (woff2 and ttf files), they are mentioned in patternfly.css that is shipped with 389-console.

Here's how tables are rendered from the link you gave: https://vashirov.fedorapeople.org/share/pf_table.png
And here's how it looks in 389-console: https://vashirov.fedorapeople.org/share/ds_table.png
And buttons for me look like this: https://vashirov.fedorapeople.org/share/buttons.png

Weird! For me the tables look the same, but your png files are definitely different. What browser are you using? I was using chrome. I also did not add any styling/fonts to the tables btw.

It's the first thing I notice, that the buttons look different from any other button in Cockpit. Perhaps we can give them more character but in a different way? I'm ok to merge this as it is right now, and we can revisit this in the future (we need a new issue tag - 'bikeshedding' :P ).

haha! Perhaps we should

And I've just noticed, that we're still trying to load the fonts that we removed (woff2 and ttf files), they are mentioned in patternfly.css that is shipped with 389-console.

Maybe I'll add those font files back. I'd prefer to not edit the PF css

Weird! For me the tables look the same, but your png files are definitely different. What browser are you using? I was using chrome. I also did not add any styling/fonts to the tables btw.

These were taken in Chrome, but in Firefox I see similar issues. Looks like table header font falls back to sans-serif font if Open Sans, Helvetica or Arial are not found. I've added fonts back and it fixed the problem.

I changed the buttons/dropdowns in the banner, and added the font files back that the browser was complaining about

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