The `.new-menu` was using a pseudo-element based fade-out effect.
Replace this with a more modern mask-based effect which in this case
required a child element to avoid fading out the background as well, so
I applied it to child `new-menu-inner` which was present on all these
menus except explore where I added it.
There is no visual difference except that the items on the explore page
have no `gap` between them any longer, making it consistent with other
menus. Before and after:
<img width="221" alt="Screenshot 2023-09-21 at 21 13 19"
src="https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/assets/115237/b4a38ce2-cee1-4c54-84a5-e1d0bfd79e29">
<img width="222" alt="Screenshot 2023-09-21 at 21 32 36"
src="https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/assets/115237/bb6b1335-d935-4ad4-bb85-3b0fc3027c2b">
Also, this cleans up the related CSS vars:
- `--color-header-wrapper-transparent` is removed, no longer needed
- `--color-header-wrapper` is defined in base theme as well, was
previously unset and therefor transparent.
[no whitespace
diff](https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/pull/27181/files?diff=unified&w=1)
[demo of mask fade](https://jsfiddle.net/silverwind/tsfadb3u/)
Fixes https://github.com/go-gitea/gitea/issues/27136.
This does the following for Monaco's EOL setting:
1. Use editorconfig setting if present
2. Use the file's dominant line ending as detected by monaco, which uses
LF for empty file
- switch from some weird status badge to label
- translate untranslated `Reset registration token` string
- change documentation link from act_runner README to Gitea Docs site
- fix "No runners available" message width
- use `ctx.Locale.Tr` where possible
WIP because:
- [x] Some calls set a `content-type` but send no body, can likely
remove the header
- [x] Need to check whether `charset=utf-8` has any significance on the
webauthn calls, I assume not as it is the default for json content.
- [x] Maybe `no-restricted-globals` is better for eslint, but will
require a lot of duplication in the yaml or moving eslint config to a
`.js` extension.
- [x] Maybe export `request` as `fetch`, shadowing the global.
1. Introduce lightweight `fetch` wrapper functions that automatically
sets csfr token, content-type and use it in `RepoActionView.vue`.
2. Fix a specific issue on `RepoActionView.vue` where a fetch network
error is shortly visible during page reload sometimes. It can be
reproduced by F5-in in quick succession on the actions view page and was
also producing a red error box on the page.
Once approved, we can replace all current `fetch` uses in UI with this
in another PR.
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Before:
* The layout is quite complex
* The UI flickers when switch the stats (https://try.gitea.io/)
After:
* Simplify the code
* The UI doesn't flicker
Align everything with a new layout.
* Use "baseline" for some special elements, the "flex-item-icon" is for
the issue list only at the moment and I think it should be general
enough now (but not using "flex-item-leading" anymore in this case).
* Make the labels stretch themselves.
1. There is already `gt-ac`, so no need to introduce `flex-item-center`
2. The `flex-item-baseline` and `.flex-item-icon svg { margin-top: 1px
}` seem to be a tricky patch, they don't resolve the root problem, and
still cause misalignment in some cases.
* The root problem is: the "icon" needs to align with the sibling
"title"
* So, make the "icon" and the "title" both have the same height
3. `flex-text-inline` could only be used if the element is really
"inline", otherwise its `vertical-align` would make the box size change.
In most cases, `flex-text-block` is good enough.
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1. In many cases, the `flex-list` has previous and next `gt-hidden`
siblings, so relax the CSS selector to remove all ".segument .flex-list"
paddings.
2. Make the "Add key" button can toggle
3. Move help message into the related segment(panel). Otherwise users
would misread the message, eg: the SSH help seemed for GPG because they
are so near
4. Move modal element into the segment element, otherwise it affects the
layout
The changes for "commit-body" in #26877 are not ideal.
The reason is: the "commit-body" is usually a `<pre>`, it has default
margins. In most cases, we do not need that large margin. So, this PR
introduces a general but small margin for all "commit-body" elements.
Then these `gt-m-0` could be removed.
The `:not` selector is not needed, because the `.timeline-item` selector
is already clear enough.
The [recommended order](https://vuejs.org/guide/scaling-up/sfc.html) for
SFC blocks is script -> template -> style, which we were violating
because template and script were swapped. I do find script first also
easier to read because the imports are on top, letting me immideatly see
a component's dependencies.
This is a pure cut-paste refactor with some removal of some empty lines.
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1. Use `gt-invisible` instead of `invisible`.
2. Use `gt-word-break` instead of `dont-break-out` (there is a slight
different "hyphens", but I think it won't affect too much since it is
only used for the "full name").
3. Remove `.small.button:has(svg)` , now our buttons could layout SVG
correctly, and actually I didn't see this CSS class is used in code.
This PR implements a proposal to clean up the admin users table by
moving some information out to a separate user details page (which also
displays some additional information).
Other changes:
- move edit user page from `/admin/users/{id}` to
`/admin/users/{id}/edit` -> `/admin/users/{id}` now shows the user
details page
- show if user is instance administrator as a label instead of a
separate column
- separate explore users template into a page- and a shared one, to make
it possible to use it on the user details page
- fix issue where there was no margin between alert message and
following content on admin pages
<details>
<summary>Screenshots</summary>
</details>
Partially resolves #25939
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Backtick syntax now works in repo description too. Also, I replaced the
CSS for this was a new single class, making it more flexible and not
dependent on a parent. Also, very slightly reduced font size from 16.8px
to 16px.
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Each change is tested manually line by line. There are too many changes
so I can't share dozens of screenshots.
In short:
1. `ui right` could be still used in `ui top attached header`, because
there is a special case.
2. A lot of `ui right` are just no-op, so they can be removed safely.
3. Some of the `ui right` should be replaced by `gt-float-right` (to
avoid breaking, leave them to the future).
4. A few of the `ui right` could be rewritten by flex.
Corollary to #26775:
All selectors I found that are actually used and not necessarily present
in the current code have been copied to `web_src/css/base.css`.
Everything else should be a clean removal.
Compare those `Uint8Array` via conversion to Array which are properly
comparable, so that we don't have to worry about whether `TextEncoder`
and `UInt8Array` from the environment are compatible or not.
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Replace #26761
It's better to keep children elements simple, and let parent containers
layout the necessary padding/margin.
The old `not(:last-child)` and `.flex-item + .flex-item` are not easy to
maintain (for example, what if the developer would like to use a "tiny
height" item?)
The old approach also makes some UI look strange because the first item
doesn't have proper padding-top.
In this PR, we just simply use `.flex-item { padding: ... }`:
* Developers could manually set the item height they want easily
* It's easier to make it work with various containers -- with padding
(`ui segment`) and without padding (`div`)
And added more samples/examples.
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All selectors had `.ui.items` prefix and I did not find it in any of the
templates or JS, so this is a pretty safe removal.
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