Autolock UI

app/assets/templates/directives/account-menu.html.haml

@@ -132,10 +132,12 @@
                 %a.danger{"ng-click" => "removePasscodePressed()"} Remove Passcode
             .panel-row
               .horizontal-group
-                %p Autolock:
+                %h4 Autolock
+                .vertical-rule
                 %a.info{"ng-repeat" => "option in passcodeAutoLockOptions", "ng-click" => "selectAutoLockInterval(option.value)",
-                "ng-class" => "{'info bold' : option.value == selectedAutoLockInterval}"}
+                "ng-class" => "{'info boxed' : option.value == selectedAutoLockInterval}"}
                   {{option.label}}
+            %p The autolock timer begins when the window or tab loses focus.
 
 
         .panel-section{"ng-if" => "!importData.loading"}

app/assets/templates/directives/privileges-management-modal.html.haml

@@ -22,12 +22,13 @@
                   %input{"type" => "checkbox", "ng-checked" => "isCredentialRequiredForAction(action, credential)", "ng-click" => "checkboxValueChanged(action, credential)"}
       .footer
         %h2 About Privileges
-        %p
-          Privileges represent interface level authentication for accessing certain items and features.
-          Note that when your application is unlocked, your data exists in temporary memory in an unencrypted state.
-          Privileges are meant to protect against unwanted access in the event of an unlocked application, but do not affect data encryption state.
-
-        %p
-          Privileges sync across your other devices (not including mobile); however, note that if you require
-          a "Local Passcode" privilege, and another device does not have a local passcode set up, the local passcode
-          requirement will be ignored on that device.
+        .panel-section.no-bottom-pad
+          .text-content
+            %p
+              Privileges represent interface level authentication for accessing certain items and features.
+              Note that when your application is unlocked, your data exists in temporary memory in an unencrypted state.
+              Privileges are meant to protect against unwanted access in the event of an unlocked application, but do not affect data encryption state.
+            %p
+              Privileges sync across your other devices (not including mobile); however, note that if you require
+              a "Local Passcode" privilege, and another device does not have a local passcode set up, the local passcode
+              requirement will be ignored on that device.