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- added "Sends" and "Opens" columns to the posts list to see newsletter performance at a glance
- "Sends" will show the type of members sent to (free, paid, all) as a tooltip
- "Opens" shows open rate by default and total opens on hover
- updated Zapier templates page to show the most relevant Zaps instead of the latest
- fixed design regression in Slack, Amp and Unsplash integration pages
Made post email preview design consistent with the new email settings design preview.
* changed background
* added fake container windows and faux sender/recipient content
* updated mobile and dark mode
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This adds three initial customisation options for newsletters:
1. Show/Hide site title and logo
2. Set font to serif/sans serif
3. Display a publish with Ghost badge
This is the first step in allowing customisation of the look and feel of newsletters.
Co-authored-by: Rish <zrishabhgarg@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Peter Zimon <zimo@ghost.org>
* Added auto focusing preview on the signup page while being on links and clicking on any setting in the sidebar
* Refine upload custom portal icon button
* Updated copy for sidebar and links screen
* Added grouping to links list
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- in Portal settings domain and the path are separated visually so that it conveys the concept of using the relative URL instead of absolute
- for similar reasons, copy link copies only the path part
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On newer iOS devices with no home button, we have this bar at the bottom of the screen instead. When installed as a PWA, the mobile nav sits under that bar. I'm unsure how much Ghost is used this way, but this is a small QOL improvement for those who do.
This PR uses the native `env` CSS custom properties Safari has to add a propriety amount of `padding-bottom` to the mobile nav bar, and also the global container to prevent anything in the iframe from being hidden by the taller nav bar. If the device does not support these `env` vars, is has no adverse affect. In order for this to work, the `<meta name="viewport" />` tag needs `viewport-fit=cover` added to it.
MDN docs for reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/env
* Fixed spacing issue with account menu by changing verticalPosition of the Ember dropdown component to 'above' and adjusted the top attribute as needed.
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- Adds 2 new email address fields for members in email settings section - support address and reply-to address
- Support address - Is used for member auth emails as well as in themes and Portal for allowing members to contact support.
- Reply-to address - Is used to set `reply-to` address for newsletter emails that allows configuring where member's reply to emails will go
- Disabled from address update for empty value
- Updated success toast message and copy for from/support address update
- Changed section title + description for email addresses
- Added "public" to support email description
refs https://github.com/TryGhost/members.js/issues/77
- There was a quick flicker before the portal popup appears due to the site theme being visible in background till portal loads
- Adds the constant background with slight delay to show the frame which ensures the portal script is successfully loaded to minimise the visible flicker
closes https://github.com/TryGhost/members.js/issues/80
- This adds the link/attribute switcher and chooser directly to Admin in Portal preview area
- Thinks links/attributes section was previously shown as a Portal page
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- updated single member delete modal copy + design layout
- swapped switch to regular checkbox + applied red color to it
- set button label based on checkbox state
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- All interactions on the portal preview should be disabled to keep a focused view.
- Disabled pointer events on portal preview iframe to not allow any interactions on page that can cause popup to close or navigate away
