session_instance.js moved from framework/ to services/ and renamed into
session.js, which required to change the bundles in report and web_editor
addons.
The assets_frontend inheritance made by the web_editor module should be
the first to be done as the website.assets_frontend rules have to come
after (LESS variables overridden).
Since the website/web_editor split, the mt/mb definitions were not
included in reports anymore. Those were not the only rules that
were forgotten. In 9.0, as a fix, those rules were added back in the
report.css file.
As the assets have been refactored in saas-10, the fix here is to
link the missing file (unique in saas-10) in the report assets.
* Remove recursive assets inclusions (i.e. assets_editor was including
assets_common, summernote, ...)
* Better construct the assets (link, then script + type attribute)
* Better include the assets (split js / css, always use t-call-assets)
* Simplifies the number of assets
* Move bootstrap js to assets common
* assets_frontend is now created by web module to allow using it on the
connexion page but also in the web_editor, where colors have to be
bootstrap/theme ones. Note: if a module depends on website, then keep
using the inherit_id="WEBSITE.assets_frontend"
Before, the whole editor UI was redefined for web_editor, each
mass_mailing template, website builder, ... Now they all inherit
from the web_editor one.
Some feature of the iframe embedded editor may require csrf token
present, thus it has been added in the same way that cea29e0c0 did.
The web editor iframe template is also used to display the value without
editing it and in this instance having the csrf has no meaning.
opw-656685
Difficulty for the user to understand how to change the images.
Some options summernote being in the bar and the other in the snippets editor.
Need to merge this options.
Add "web_editor_inside_iframe" id in web_editor iframe template to apply css style only when the field is in html field.
Remove "content" css media query in iframe editor to remove scrollbar.
The original commit by fka used to define less variables like this:
@px-4: 4px
@px-8: 8px
The goal was to be able to change the margin values in
media queries for smaller screens.
However, as the less is only compiled once in css, those
variables didn't really help as you couldn't redefine them
from inside a media query and have the less magically
reassign the margins on the fly.
I created less helper functions to be able to easily redefine
the margins for smaller screens from inside media queries.
The task also required to replace the nbsp in the html by the
newly created mr and ml classes.
This is also the first phase of the sass -> less transition.
Géry Debongnie