Moved firing the syncHeights plugin to a seperate function in the
serendipity namespace because it needs to be fire onclick for the
plugin tabs here. Probably gives us more flexibility in the future
as well. New function is serendipity.sync_heights() which takes no
args.
References #223
Combine additional jquery/plugin files into one
Remove single file references
Moved dragdrop.js to serendipity_Editor.js.
Please test. Might make trouble in the installer/upgrader?
Positioning of the info text was not ideal because it could be
placed way below the associated label if the associated config
element was larger than expected.
References #190
deprecated) API access methods for plugins like amazonchooser
and linktrimmer, to perform insertion. Also fixed the
insertion of text when the ID of the element is not prefixed
(You may need to reload your browsercache to get the new JS)
Introducing serendipity.toggle_collapsible, which
– is a reusable function available via the serendipity namespace
– has arguments to customize the show/hide icon, but also has
sensible default fallbacks for those arguments
– creates an individual key in localStorage to store the open/
close state in
The latter also fixes a bug(?) which made show/hide in the entry
editor save the state for entry metadata and advanced options in
the same localStorage key. This could be improved with a fallback
for toggling elements which don't have an id.
References #144
Can now be used anywhere where a "real-time" filter is desirable.
As a usage example, it's implemented for the list of installable
plugins. Should work anywhere, though – needs an input element,
a list of target elements and an element within those target
elements to contain the search term.
Also made the function for the reset button for this reusable.
References #154
This used to be two seperate processes for the category icon and
images selected in plugin/theme config. It has now been simplified
to use just one process, which also uses the same markup and JS.
This adds to the consistency of the UI/UX, but it also saves some
CSS and a lot of JS, most of the latter of the expensive kind that
modifies the DOM.
