This refactors the page-attribute area a bit and intergrates the new
ajax branch of the QC plugin. I'm not really happy about the included
file - it should probably be moved to our Template class instead.
* sidebar:
fix problems with ini handling in svg dispatch
added profile link to usertools in sidebar
finally align the menu items correctly
some more list adjustments for sidebar
add level1 class to fake inpage lists
adjusted language
some style adjustments for the sidebar
complete refactor of the sidebar behaviour javascript RES-754
style the fake icon
use jQuery slector to define the elements
directly embed SVGs for better styling
very simple styling of the new sidebar behaviour.
New sidebar JavaScript logic
allow style.ini replacements in SVG dispatcher
SVG Dispatch: allow for referencing material design icons
add caching and fix <g> wrapping
fixed content type header
fixed auth check
feat: add background-colors to SVG-dispatcher
first go at a dispatcher to dynamically recolor SVGs
Now all toggling of the sidebar and the related menus is done through
the same click handler. HTML has been unified. All sidebar related
content is now in a single include file instead of several. Icons for
the site tools user tools and trace have been added.
The CSS for the whole sidebar still has to be refactored.
This simplifies the tab handling by attaching one click handler to
handle the open/close mechanism for all tabs. It should now allow to
dynamically add tabs even after the fact and the handler should still
work.
Support for the actual tab contents has been removed for now. This
should most probably be readded via PHP anyway.
* master:
show license not copyright SPR-794
use proper translation mechanism for JS SPR-798
added type ints for other plugins
SPR-797 fix ID uniqueness
Now the SVGs are loaded via AJAX and are directly embedded into the
HTML. This allows for styling them via CSS and we can apply proper hover
styles.
The svg dispatcher was extended with an embed option (boolean parameter
'e') which will return an absolute minimum svg with absolutely no
styles.
This implements the JS logic as discussed in our meeting. A sidebar can
now contain virtually any wiki syntax. (currently hardcoded) H2 elements
will toggle all their following content which is wrapped in a wrapper
div.
This is currently implemented on top of the old JavaScript which should
be removed.
The toggle element should be made configurable.
We probably want to reuse some of the toggle logic for the user tools.
