Issue: [4.1 Alpha 3] Wiki Index: vwdiscussion block heading does not need block-filterBar wrapper, Feeds: vw-feed-empty lack of padding

3) For /wiki-watch/, the same poor text contrast in 1) occurs for the filterBar header in a third-party style. In this case, maybe you could delete this heading, since it is already taken care of in the page title right above block-filterBar:
4) "Post New Feed" (wiki/?do=create&itemtypeid=10) changes back to the main "Wiki" navigation tab.

The following are tweaked in the next release:
1) Unneeded block-filterBar removed.
2) Added block-row in a way that is as consistent with public:vw_feed_view as possible in this context.

But:
3) No change here, as the block-filterBar is sometimes actually used here for filters. It should be noted that nearly all content-list headings are wrapped in block-filterBar if the heading might be used to stack filters. If this is an issue in your custom style, then you may want to add a custom CSS rule to that style to address the clash.
4) If this were changed and you click "Post New Feed" from the wiki tab, then the tab would change in the other direction. Also, depending on the kind of feed you eventually create, the feed itself will open under either the Wiki tab or the Feeds tab. In general, the Feeds tab is used as a discovery list for feeds that actually exist under Wiki. It is only used as a wrapper for personal feeds which belong to a user and not the wiki.

For 3), to clarify I am suggesting to keep block-filterBar as-is, but then remove the nested header. This header says the same thing as the page title immediately above it.

• Page title (p-title-value) says: Watched Wiki Content
• Nested block-header says: Watched Wiki Content

But thanks for the CSS suggestion - that is my back-up plan .

4) Thanks for the explanation, yes now I think it is best to leave this one alone.

In vw_block.less, I added one line (bold) to fix the contrast issue with the custom style:
.block-filterBar .block-header {
background: transparent;
color: @xf-blockFilterBar--color;
border: none;
flex-grow: 1;
padding: 0;
}

This just ensures that the nested heading text color will use the block-filterBar text colour.