[OPEN-ILS-GENERAL] Show the Last Few Circulations

[Jason Etheridge]

> Green = OK (no bills, fines, overdues)
> Purple = has overdues
> Orange = has bills
> Grey = expired
> Yellow = has an alert message
> Red = barred
> Black = inactive
>
> (please don't let this be different in 2.x....)

I think it's mostly the same, the main difference is that the boxes
are now colored borders instead of solid backgrounds, so easier to
read (thanks to Joe Atzberger).

Also, there's an implied hierarchy here, where one color will override another.

By default, it goes like this, with later states trumping earlier:

no penalties = lime color
has bills = #FFC266 (a sort of brown?)
has overdues = #FFC266 (same color by default)
exceeds checkout count threshold = #C99DFF (some sort of purple)
exceeds overdue count threshold = #C99DFF (same color by default)
exceeds fines threshold = #C99DFF (same color by default)
has an alert message = yellow
account marked inactive = #333333 (a dark gray)
account privileges expired = #666666 (a lighter gray)
account marked barred = #CC3300 ( a reddish color)

This is controlled by a CSS file on the server, patron_display.css,
and may be tweaked with a patron_display_custom.css file.

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