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Split alerts and messages in Echo Split the notifications into 'alert' and 'message' badget with two different flyouts. Also clean up styling and module behavior. ** Depends on ooui change Id4bbe14ba0bf6c for footers in popups. ** Depends on ooui change Ie93e4d6ed5637c for fixing a bug in inverted icons. ** MobileFrontend must also be updated to support the new modules in this patch I168f485d6e54cb4067 In this change: * Split notifcations into alert and messages and display those in two different badges. * Create two separate flyout/popups for each category with their notifications. * Create a view-model to control notification state and emit events for both the popup and the badge to intercept and react to. * Clean up module load and distribution: * Create an ext.echo.ui module for javascript-ui support and ooui widgets. * Create an ext.echo.nojs module that unifies all base classes that are needed for both nojs and js support, that the js version builds upon. * Create a separate ext.echo.logger module as a singleton that can be called to perform all logging. * Clean up style uses * Move the special page LESS file into nojs module so all styles load properly even in nojs mode. * Transfer some of the styling from JS to LESS for consistency. * Make the 'read more' button load already with the styles it needs to look like a button, since its behavior is similar in nojs and js vesions, but before its classes were applied only by the js, making it inconsistent and also making its appearance 'jump' from a link to a button. * Delete and clean up all old and unused files. * Moved 'Help.png' icon from modules/overlay to modules/icons for later use. Bug: T108190 Change-Id: I55f440ed9f64c46817f620328a6bb522d44c9ca9
2015-08-13 00:54:16 +00:00
@badge-padding: 0.12em;
@badge-icon-size: 1.1em;
@badge-distance-adjustment: -0.4em;
Split alerts and messages in Echo Split the notifications into 'alert' and 'message' badget with two different flyouts. Also clean up styling and module behavior. ** Depends on ooui change Id4bbe14ba0bf6c for footers in popups. ** Depends on ooui change Ie93e4d6ed5637c for fixing a bug in inverted icons. ** MobileFrontend must also be updated to support the new modules in this patch I168f485d6e54cb4067 In this change: * Split notifcations into alert and messages and display those in two different badges. * Create two separate flyout/popups for each category with their notifications. * Create a view-model to control notification state and emit events for both the popup and the badge to intercept and react to. * Clean up module load and distribution: * Create an ext.echo.ui module for javascript-ui support and ooui widgets. * Create an ext.echo.nojs module that unifies all base classes that are needed for both nojs and js support, that the js version builds upon. * Create a separate ext.echo.logger module as a singleton that can be called to perform all logging. * Clean up style uses * Move the special page LESS file into nojs module so all styles load properly even in nojs mode. * Transfer some of the styling from JS to LESS for consistency. * Make the 'read more' button load already with the styles it needs to look like a button, since its behavior is similar in nojs and js vesions, but before its classes were applied only by the js, making it inconsistent and also making its appearance 'jump' from a link to a button. * Delete and clean up all old and unused files. * Moved 'Help.png' icon from modules/overlay to modules/icons for later use. Bug: T108190 Change-Id: I55f440ed9f64c46817f620328a6bb522d44c9ca9
2015-08-13 00:54:16 +00:00
@notification-background-unseen: #dce8ff;
@notification-background-unread: white;
@notification-background-read: #f1f1f1;
@notification-text-color: #111;
@notification-body-color: #777;
@bundle-group-padding: 0.7em;
@notification-popup-width: 500px;
@opacity-low: 0.5;
@opacity-mid: 0.8;
@specialpage-separation-unit: 0.7em;
@specialpage-sidebar-width: 20em;
@grey-light: #777;
@grey-medium: #555;
@grey-dark: #333;
@grey-darkest: #000;
@border-color: #ccc;