This commit makes the selector used to apply CSS to
file name column in uploaded files table more specific
as the class name used before is generic and can be
used at other places as well.
Before this, settings_tab.hbs was being used to test the `{{#tr}}`
syntax for tagging strings for translation. That was introduced in
82b5d9304b, when the template in question
was small enough to mock.
There are smaller templates than `user_notification_settings` but since
none of them are used as a partial in another template, we can't use
them for this test. This is because we can't test partial block
handling part of the tr tag in templates.js with those templates. Since
`user_notification_settings` has only 1 partial, it will atleast make it
easier for us to know which arguments to pass to the template; in
comparison to `settings_template` where it was hard to determine which
arguments were supposed to be passed to the template.
I've also renamed the test to not say `tr_tag` since it confused me with
the HTML <tr> tag when trying to read the test.
Fixes https://github.com/zulip/zulip/pull/30824#discussion_r1677204395
All 3 properties of `.small` were being overriden by
`#lightbox_overlay .media-actions .button` and the class is no longer
needed there.
The other selector still uses rem, so it might be good to revisit this
and see how 14px/16px scaling currently works on those buttons.
Preparatory commit for #30895.
For buttons in the compose box using `.small`, all properties except
min-width were already being overriden in compose.css. So we added
`min-width: inherit` to compose.css and remove the `small` class.
Preparatory commit for #30895.
It's likely that service is undefined which results in
error while loading the template. We should check if the
service and service.config_data is defined or not to avoid
throwing errors.
With the redesign of all popovers completed, we have transitioned away
from the legacy Bootstrap-based popover system. As a result, the
Bootstrap `nav nav-list` classes are now obsolete and no longer used
in the codebase.
This commit, a part of the efforts to clean up the legacy Bootstrap CSS,
removes these unused classes and any related CSS workarounds.
Fixes#26990.
This is a prep commit for removing `nav nav-list` classes from all
popovers.
The send later modal, although not being a popover specifically, was the
last place in the code still using `nav nav-list` classes.
We used to just drop moved messages from the list of messages to
update if we didn't have them cached. So, if the user is in the
narrow where messages were moved to, user will not see the moved
message if they were not cached locally.
To fix this, we re-render the narrow after fetching messages from
the server.
We don't want to use `fast_track_current_msg_list_to_anchor` here
since that function assumes that current rendered state of the
message list is correct which is not the case here.
ClipboardJS attaches event listener to the object when an
instance is created. We don't need to add an additional onClick
event listener to invoke it's functionality.
Fixes#30776.
`.advanced-settings-status` was being used at a few places for User list
status, that's why it's been replaced with
`.information-settings-status`.
This was introduced in 87635b9e32 and kept
getting renamed over time and did not get deleted. Other statuses'
`.hide()` got deleted over time. I'm not sure why we were using the hide
in the first place, but manual testing shows no behaviour change when
removing it.
We've renamed `get_all_preferences` to
`information_section_checkbox_group`. We've also converted it from a
function into a dictionary since it doesn't contain any page_params
variables anymore. This is a preparatory commit for adding a new
`Information section` as part of a layout change for this page.
`high_contrast_mode` was part of the checkbox group obtained by calling
`get_all_preferences`. For the new layout change, it will not be a part
of that group and this is a preparatory commit seperating it out from
that group. We will also rename that checkbox group in future commits.
These values were only a part of `DisplaySettings` type objects. We're
moving them out of these type of objects to be a standalone object of
its own. This will make it easier to reference in the next few commits
when those `DisplaySettings` objects would be broken down into different
sections.
We've excluded the new function from coverage since there's not much to
be tested there and similar settings functions do the same.
Sahil Batra
evykassirer
Shubham Padia
Aman Agrawal
Lauryn Menard
afeefuddin
Sayam Samal
Vector73
Anders Kaseorg
Tim Abbott