This was broken due to my recent markup changes. Also added lang
constants for the tags list, but since we could label it better,
introduced new lang constants for it.
References #239
Basically replicates the same functionality as for categories. JS
only. Also revised the markup and JS of that for consistency. Too
lazy to make a generic function for it, we can do that later.
References #239
Since the JS-based solution does not work well for cases where the
overlay is larger than the (very small) image, we'll have to go
with a CSS-based solution. This sets the height of the overlay
to at least 7em, which should cover the core info of the overlay
(which is usually 4 lines of text). Also, we'll have to go with
overflow: scroll; in case the info is longer.
Not a good solution in a reponsive context, but it should work. :(
References #230
This has been an optical issue for both media files and themes,
which is why my original idea to have large preview files would
not have solved it. However, a CSS-based solution would not have
been solid, either, so I went with a few lines of jQuery to sync
the height with the outer container.
References #230
- Includes new iconfont build with two new icons for entry state.
- JS to toggle entry status based on quick switch button.
- JS to toggle quick switch status based on entry status.
- JS to emit a notification that entry status has been updated.
References #222
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
