Fixes#788
- Toggles now close all any other open toggles.
- Added .active class for post settings menu to ensure highlight stays
on settings icon/button until it is closed, not just on hover.
* Smoother animations
* Removed blurring in Chrome temporarily
* Centering is now done in CSS (the height is calculated in JS to work in FF and Opera)
* Modals now need close: true to be set to enable the close icon and shortcuts for closing (ESC key, background clicking)
Fixes#667
- Removed superfluous as-of-yet-unused options in the publish menu.
- Adjusted display names of publish buttons according to differing
states the publish menu can be in (new post, saved draft, published
post).
- Added red highlight style to "important" status change options in the
publish menu (draft => published, published => unpublished).
- Added suite of functional tests around new labels and classes.
closes#370
- Added new Backbone view for post settings menu
- Moved sass styles to global.scss for post settings menu items
- Added field to change post slug (permalink) using existing slug
validation
closes#367closes#368
- Adds Tag model with a many-to-many relationship with Post
- Adds Tag API to retrieve all previously used Tags (needed for suggestions)
- Allows setting and retrieval of Tags for a post through the Post's existing API endpoints.
- Hooks up the editor's tag suggestion box to the Ghost install's previously used tags
- Tidies the client code for adding tags, and encapsulates the functionality into a Backbone view
Fixes#352
- Removed one-off styles and code for the publish button. Publish button
now uses data-toggle attribute wired up in toggle.js and forms.scss.
- Ensured split button common styles are up to date to conform with
vendor prefixing of transform properties.
Closed#514
Reverting change from @f1dfb9a where I moved the new word breaking CSS rules to the body tag to apply everywhere. This doesn't play nicely everywhere - so this change moves them back to just the content preview areas where they are needed.
Closes#352
- Updated editor.scss to break out transition shorthand into its
constituent properties so that bourbon appends the correct vendor
prefixes.
- Added full set of publish options to the statusMap.
- Added setActiveStatus function to handle toggling the active action
for the publish menu.
- Cleaned up handleStatus and updatePost functions to match desired
functionality of menu items toggling the selected action and the actual
button on the split button invoking said action.
First pass at refactoring editor styles to make the Ghost writing experience more pleasurable.
- Larger font
- Bold title
- More space for writing
- Minor code standards cleanup
This change reduces the margin on the post editor between the title and body content from 15px to 5px. This change keeps the aesthetic of the editor, while enabling a little bit more body content to be on the screen at the same time. Small but significant adjustment.
Fixes#427
- Removed break-all, which was causing excessive behaviour detailed in the issue
- Removed -webkit- hyphen prefix, as both Chrome and Safari are ignoring it
- Firefox is currently the only browser respecting hyphens, the others simply break without hyphenating
New standard - ALL .scss files are now indented 4 spaces, no tabs. I want to keep this *consistent* because it has been getting incredibly messy. This applies to all native Ghost sass - 3rd party files (normalize, typeplate, bourbon, breakpoint, etc) are not included. /cc @matthojo @erisds
issue #40 and issue #280
- Adds uploader jquery plugin
- includes settings for enabling/disabling upload progress bar
- adds routing for image uploads
- adds directories by year and month based on upload date
- Implements plugin on settings - general pane
- Implements plugin on editor
- adjusted general tab to save uploaded image src
TODO:
- Add error handling
- Storing information on editor
- Add events
- This is a first pass at getting a more logical structure. The focus is on moving from admin/frontend to client/server.
- The location of the databases is highly important, this isn't expected to change again
In the future
- client/assets should probably become public/
- more stuff should be shared (helpers etc)
- cleanup some confusion around tpl and views
