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Updated settings navigation to a completely redesigned flow for Ghost 4.0 🎉
Co-authored-by: Kevin Ansfield <kevin@lookingsideways.co.uk>
Co-authored-by: Fabien O'Carroll <fabien@allou.is>
Co-authored-by: Rish <zrishabhgarg@gmail.com>
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- moves the `NavItem` object from the navigation controller to an explicit `NavigationItem` model file
- adds a custom transform `navigation-settings` that transforms the navigation settings JSON string to/from an array of `NavigationItem` objects
- simplifies the `settings/navigation` controller as it no longer has to export it's own internal model and handle serialization and deserialization
This pattern should also help simplify the apps/slack integration code if implemented there.
refs #6458, closes#6457
- replaces jquery-ui.sortable with ember-sortable for drag-n-drop handling
- moves the "new/blank" nav item out of the nav items list
- allows it to be excluded from the draggable list
- cleans up handling of the `navigationItems` array as there's no longer a need to ignore/exclude this extra item
- clears validation errors when typing in the respective field
- adds acceptance test for adding/removing nav items
- improves acceptance test for saving nav items to cover more edge cases
refs #5652
- always put button text inside opening/closing helper tag
- only include type if it is 'submit' as button is default
- wrap attributes in double quotes
- Adds gh-view-title component to implement mobile menu button for titles on any page
- Refactors the `content-cover` out into the application template
- Fix various z-index issues with content-cover and gh-alert
- Move `.settings-menu-expanded` application view state from body to `.gh-viewport`
- Unify nav menu / mobile menu actions and code
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- fixed "{{#each}}" helper in templates to use block syntax
- fixed deprecated ember.controller getter/setter function to use new syntax
- removed unnecessary pass-protect route view