"An external CSS files were included after an external JavaScript file in the document head.
To ensure CSS files are downloaded in parallel, always include external CSS before external JavaScript."
-- Chrome analyzer --
Code from delete_page has been spliited (functions, templates, ...)
to be re-usable by rename_page
Change default input type from website.prompt.
Old default value 'text' had no sense, there are no tag <text>.
If we don't do that, the default options get mixed up with theme modules (including our own theme_bootswatch).
Even worse, when installing any theme (including theme_bootswatch), the menu to change these options is replaced by the new theme one, so you cannot disable the broken options.
This trick allows theme modules to disable the default options so they don't conflict, while restoring the user choices when uninstalling the theme.
It is a technical part of the website, it actually acts like a "Language Widget", I don't see any good reason to not extract it into its own template.
I needed this for a designer who wanted to move the language selection elsewhere, and I realized it was not already in its own template. Worse, we already had a duplication of this content in our own module!
I need this in saas-6 to get rid of the actual third duplications of this content which exists in 8.0 (counting the theme).
It will be useful for the designers so they can call one snippet separately. It also separates the snippets definitions from the panel itself which makes more sense.
It will be useful for the designers so they can call one snippet separately. It also separates the snippets definitions from the panel itself which makes more sense.
Clear cache after delete view
Move menu to keep all 'New page', 'New blog', 'New forum', ... together
Disable continue button from popup while user don't confirm with checkbox
English typo
Debian does not allow fetching data from external website at runtime.
This fixes the privacy-breach-generic lintian warnings for Debian packaging.
The removed youtube url was a dead link...
A new widget has been developed that allows to share content on social networks.
It is displayed like a simple share link in a popover for four social networks
(facebook, twitter, linkedin, google+ (really ?)).
Courtesy of RD India: Ajay Patel (apa@odoo.com), Jaysinh Shukla (jsh@odoo.com)
Courtesy of use Merge: Damien Bouvy (dbo@odoo.com)
The website name is by default "localhost" (used in the page title in the format
"Current Page | Website Name") but there were no way to change it.
Fixes#3493
Jeremy Kersten