- Updated all dropdown list item actions into three specific styles:
icon-item, text-item & label-item. Allows a stronger structure while
prevents mixing of styles as we were getting for header dropdown in
dark mode.
- Extracted out page editor top toolbar to its own view file & split
editor switch options to different markdown options.
- Numbered and bullet list margins have been made consistent
- Numbered lists margins were increase at some point to handle 3-digit
numbers, Normal bullet margins updated to match this.
- Consistent margin for sub-lists.
- System back-end markdown renderer (For pages) updated with a custom
list item renderer to apply class for to align with front-end renderer.
- This means that task list items will be consistent with the preview
and not render a number/bullet.
- Indentation styles for task list items fixed to be visually indented.
For #2854 and #2837
- Updated styling to include item name.
- Extracted used text to translations.
- Updated the design to better suit the surrounding blocks.
- Removed newly added model/repo methods.
- Moved core logic out of controller and instead into a "NextPreviousContentLocator"
helper with re-uses the output from the book-tree generation.
- Also added the system to chapters.
For #2511
Due to causing content images to be rendered in unexpected ways.
- Also removed CSS filters from other image usage.
- Tweaked header CSS filtering to not be so aggressive.
- Forced WYSIWYG editor to be on its own layer since that would allow
massive larger performance increases in Safari, especially when using
dark mode.
Closes#2045.
Closes#2154.
- Updated editor, and other area, styles to look okay in dark mode.
- Used tinyMCE theme generator to create dark mode theme.
- Updated tinymce to latest 4x version.
- Most elements done, but still need to do editors, tables and final
pass.
- Toggled only by quick js check at the moment, checking via css media
query. Need to make into user-preference toggle.
For #1234
Optionally we could consider removing the rule at line 274. This doesn't handle multiple layers of nested lists and would be better covered by the generic rule which checks for an `ol` or `ul` nested inside a `li` which is how MarkDown renders nested lists as HTML.
