- Fix jank in shrinking animation when search box loses focus after overlapping forum title.
- Use solid colors instead of transparent whites/blacks for colored header controls so that search box isn't transparent when it does overlap forum title.
- This also simplifies colored header variables, making them more analogous to the non-colored header variables, and allowing for the removal of some conditional CSS in the notifications dropdown button.
Some more radical changes to header layout (flexbox?) may be made when we implement the new mobile design (#867), but for now this is an acceptable fix.
If the authorization header is stripped by CGI wrap,
the server can be configured to send the value along
in an environment variable. If the server admin sticks
to this convention, Flarum can now use this variable.
This is supposed to take care of #384.
- Make sure is_activated is serialized to a bool (otherwise "0" will evaluate to true)
- Remove "error" class from message so it's more friendly
- Make the alert more prominent by mounting it into a new div at the top of the page
- Add loading UX to the resend button
When the list is shown in the side-pane, the background of the currently-selected discussion is the @control-bg. The hover color shouldn't be quite as strong as that.
Must be something in the latest version of Chrome that caused this to start being a problem, because @franzliedke started experiencing it a few days ago, and I only just experienced it for the first time yesterday.
Since Mithril doesn't really offer granular redraw control, typing in a text input on a modal would trigger a redraw for the whole page (including the page content behind the modal) on every keystroke. This commit allows components to be "paused" so that their vdom subtree will be retained instead of reconstructed on subsequent redraws. When a modal is opened, we pause the main page component, and when it's closed, we unpause it. This means that while a modal is visible, only the content inside of the modal will be redrawn, dramatically improving performance.
