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Stop using "rsrc" as name for the directories which contain static files
and rename them to "static". This affects the global static directory
and the static sub-directories in the theme directories.
If you've stored your own files in the old global "rsrc" directory, you
must move them to the new "static" directory.
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Broken since 6f1c594 when the class name in the Fontello SCSS file has
been renamed from `fa-bars` to `fa-menu` and it was forgotten to also
change the use of the class name in the HTML template.
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The trailing slash on void elements (self-closing tags) doesn't have any
effect, isn't required by HTML5 and it is recommended to not use it.
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Use SCSS variables for the background color of the header and darken it
a bit more for the dark theme of the "admin" template.
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The light color scheme was renamed from "main" to "bright" since the
following commit: 01cbd757d69668b39c1b072b0449b77e6e2bee8d
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Pre-select the user with the user ID of the current session in the forms
for creating a page or a post. This fixes the problem that occurs if one
have multiple users in the database, but the create forms were not using
the *current* logged-in user as the default selected user.
The forms for modifying a page or post are not affected because they use
the ID from "$FORM['DATA']['USER']" for selecting the correct user. This
key is undefined on the create forms, so we use "$_SESSION['USER_ID']"
for selecting the default user for creating new pages and posts.
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Explicitly set the placeholder color and opacity for the form fields of
the admin theme as the various browsers are using different defaults.
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Explicitly set the scrollbar colors for the admin theme instead of using
the default colors of the web browser and integrate the scrollbar colors
better into the user-selected color scheme (bright or dark).
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Show the current entity ID right-floated in the update.php templates.
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Add a link to the current entity on the website and a link to the entity
delete form in the administration area's update.php templates.
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Since the introduction of the category system, the application requires
MySQL >= 8.0, so we should update the links to the documentation of the
MySQL search functionality to match the minimum required MySQL version.
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Do not rely on the "$POST['GUID']" template parameter anymore and create
the GUID for the feed item manually in the feed item's template file.
The application internal function "generatePseudoGUID" has been removed
and the function "generateItemTemplateData" will not return the "GUID"
part anymore (which was only used by the feed item template anyway).
For backward compatibility, the "$POST['GUID']" template parameter will
still be present in the feed item template, but not in other templates!
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Add a quick link to the post search in the administration area with the
category of the item preselected to search only posts in this category.
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Add a user and category filter option for the post search in the
administration area. Filter on default theme is followed later.
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Catch possible PDOException on search requests with queries like "*" and
pass the exception message to the template for displaying.
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Add pagination for search results in the admin and default theme.
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* Add noisy background images
* Rename SCSS/CSS file "main" to "bright"
* Remove uppercase text-transform for headings
* Replace hardcoded font sizes with SCSS variables
* Decrease font size for category link in post item template
* Move right-floated ID before the heading in the HTML markup to ensure
it does not moves to the second line if the heading text is too wide.
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This commit removes the pages from the RSS feed. I decided so because a
page is a "timeless" object intended for things like the imprint, about
page, privacy policy and similar stuff. It also makes things easier.
The new primary feed URL is "/feed/" and shows only posts. The page feed
("/feed/page/") has been removed and will throw a 404 Not Found error.
The visitors who already subscribed to the old post feed ("/feed/post/")
are automatically 301-redirected to the new location ("/feed/").
The following system language variables have been removed:
* feed_name_items
* feed_name_pages
* feed_name_posts
The following configuration options have been removed:
* PAGE.FEED_SIZE
* PAGE.FEED_SORT
* PAGE.FEED_GUID
Furthermore, the template file "feed/item_post.php" has been renamed to
"feed/item.php" since there is now only one type of feed item. If the
system cannot find the "feed/item.php", it tries "feed/item_post.php"
instead (for backward compatibility with older themes).
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This commit fixes the inconsistent grid item widths in the form and item
overview grid layout. It now also makes use of the fraction unit "fr".
See: https://css-tricks.com/introduction-fr-css-unit/
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This commit adds a bit of JavaScript code to detect unsaved changes in
the content editor when trying to leave the page. The browser's default
confirmation dialog is shown when unsaved changes are detected.
This currently only covers the textarea of the content editor, not the
other form fields. There may be a better solution (like LocalStorage),
but it works for the moment. I'll add it to my TODO list...
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This commit adds a dark color mode for the admin theme. The dark color
mode can be enabled/disabled by clicking the hyperlink in the footer.
It is not perfect yet (it uses cookies and needs a full page reload),
but it works just fine for the moment. Hope your eyes can enjoy it!
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This commit adds and uses variables for the SCSS files. Additionally,
some minor optimizations have been done on the theme's HTML/CSS code.
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This commit prettifies the item meta elements in the admin theme and
also removes those ugly square brackets. It looks a lot better now.
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This commit implements a new category system to categorize posts. Each
category can have an unlimited number of nested children categories. A
single post don't necessarily need to be in a category, but it can.
Each category can have a full content body like posts or pages, so you
have enough space to describe the content of your categories.
Please note that you need to have at least the following MySQL/MariaDB
versions to use the category system, because it uses "WITH RECURSIVE"
database queries, the so-called "Common-Table-Expressions (CTE)".
MariaDB: 10.2.2
MySQL: 8.0
See: https://mariadb.com/kb/en/with/
See: https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/with.html
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This commit implements the new database schema Migrator which keeps
track of the on-disk schema and the schema used by the codebase. It
tries to makes future database schema upgrades user-friendlier.
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This commit removes the ID form field, enlarges the title form field
and rearranges the other form fields in the grid layout.
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Introduce a new 1/2/3-column CSS grid layout in the administration area
for items on overview pages and in the search results. The column count
of the grid depends on the users viewport width.
In addition, the default value of the following configuration settings
has been changed to 12 because 12 can also be divided by 2 and 3 which
is useful for the 1/2/3-column grid layout.
ADMIN.PAGE.LIST_SIZE = 12
ADMIN.POST.LIST_SIZE = 12
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This commit replaces the initial CSS flexbox layout for forms of the
admin theme with a more elegant approach called "grid layout". :)
Some interesting information:
https://www.w3schools.com/css/css_grid.asp
https://blog.logrocket.com/flexbox-vs-css-grid/
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