open #95
IN-PROGRESS!;
Mostly buttons and menus classes (s-btn and s-menu);
Removed unused templates and .css files;
Normalized some button containers;
open #74
.section-header and form-row styles changed in forms/_elems.scss;
significant changes to overlay in mobile: full-screen, close button, more;
tree hover bg changed to use rgba(#fff, 0.1);
removed "Hide title by default" in core/bundle.json;
WTD-839
Refactoring in advance of style mods to switcher when in frame;
Moved btn styles from _controls.scss to _buttons.scss;
Markup cleaned up with css classing simplified;
Update tests for dialog/overlay services to match
changes introduced to simplify implementation of
information overlays, such as the About dialog, WTD-667.
For overlays that do not need to do special things when a
window is dismissed, provide a default cancel function.
This simplifies implementation of the information-only
dialogs, such as the About dialog, WTD-667.
Refactor overlay templates to separate out the overlay
container from the inner dialog containing the form;
this permits the easy reuse of that overlay container
to supply a non-form-like About dialog, WTD-667.
Fill in specs for bundle platform/commonUI/dialog,
which provides the ability to show dialogs. One
of the common user interface elements being transitioned
for WTD-574.
Skeleton specs for bundle platform/commonUI/dialog,
responsible for displaying dialog overlays. Part of
ongoing transition of common user interface elements
for WTD-574.
Refactor bundle platform/commonUI/dialog such that
the concerns of showing dialogs (including showing
a single instance thereof) and managing changes to
the DOM are more cleanly separated. This simplifies
testing and satisfies code style guidelines for
this bundle, in preparation for its inclusion among
common user interface bundles to be transitioned
in WTD-574.
Add in-line documentation to the dialog service,
exposed by bundle platform/commonUI/dialog, one
of the common user interface bundles being
transitioned for WTD-574.
When a dialog is already showing, act as if the
user input was cancelled and show a warning.
Part of ongoing transition of common user interface
bundles for WTD-574.