This makes the actions more consistent, and also allows for separating
the two behaviors: The one where we need a link to a destination
(User page, diff, etc) and one where we have an action the code needs
to take care of ("Mark as read" or, in the future, volume control, etc)
Also, this allows for adding descriptions to the secondary links in
the dotdotdot menu.
It also fixes the bug where the links did not work.
Bug: T125160
Change-Id: I0ebf3fc62425f86e2e7f1e96b67f8dc34db83efb
The rules setting the text color on the <a> with
various strong specificity overrides were unnecessary.
Instead, simply set the text color on -header.
This also makes the text color apply if there is no
primary link, because there is no <a> in that case.
Bug: T123756
Change-Id: I02c7d28438678968fa64a59beeac3d8d26cb0702
This will make the "flat" positioning of the bundle items a lot
more consistent and organized.
Bug: T121933
Bug: T123762
Change-Id: I472fcc89e540f1a886168069c547c6dc7e5ce613
Keep padding around the icon at 0.5em on the left and 1em
on the right for now; we'll change this soon to make the
icon centered.
Bug: T123656
Change-Id: I8c04daee460dd72e2358c3aa315110e05a9a5312
The pure black icons which drew too much
attention when they are next to a lighter
text is changed by controlling the opacity
of the icons.
Bug: T119378
Change-Id: I2e6c8d47187621607a915e49cfe5380c744efe56
If an error has occurred while fetching from the API, the
placeholder item should display the API error information.
If the error is specifically a login issue, a specific
error message is displayed.
Also, adjusted the mw.echo.ui.PlaceholderItemWidget to
accept a clickable link; when valid (currently only with
login error) the link is applied so the user can click
the notification and be taken to the login page.
For general notices (like API error or a general 'no
notifications found' message) the link does nothing.
Bug: T121923
Change-Id: I89a43c7c0eb2cf8e63d03704536e0938ab57dd4d
Use #888 instead of #666 to match secondary link text
(which is #000 with 50% opacity), both in the flyout and
on the special page.
Bonus: use LESS variables for these colors.
Change-Id: Ifc1182a001e9b25f6ff7c213b6fcde3dc2f0acd2
* Add the ability to use bundled expandable
notification groups
* Display bundled cross-wiki notifications following
the design
Bug: T115419
Bug: T115423
Bug: T115422
Change-Id: I8c3eba6d627c3f06d51d74fc9774e3fc2d02915d
This is in preparation of adding more item models and widget types,
and in preparation of switching the notification widget away from being
a select widget.
Change-Id: I518fb3d80f4f67d677c21ca5593638269acfa544
In Modern, the hover color for links in the #p-personal bar is
white, which is unhelpful for the buttons in the popup. Override
that style for hover.
Bug: T114080
Change-Id: I8b739f2a46c3eb3ce9f61e92b5025751047a451d
Making padding equal on either side, and use display:block
to avoid extra space underneath.
Bug: T115052
Change-Id: Icddb755cfe8892422661712d35eda4f01441207d
There was CSS trying to counteract this, but it wasn't strong
enough to override Modern's styles.
Bug: T114080
Change-Id: I96d9b32353fbabc8f720ecb869904639009c894f
Modern has duplicated styles for `#p-personal li a` and
`#p-personal li a:hover`, so duplicate our styles too to make sure they
fully override Modern.
Bug: T114080
Change-Id: Ib3da29532e9f0939379f3988a629bd6b7b1fabb8
OOUI now uses absolute positioning for these icons, which breaks
the centered text model we'd like to use. Longer-term we should
use a different widget for these buttons, or perhaps a widget of
our own, but for now let's hack around that by undoing the
absolute positioning.
Change-Id: I8cc1fd69eeedde00facec80d82a21d5cc5610992
We need the button to remain a standalone <a> element so it preserves
the exact same styling as the output we're getting from the PHP. the
only way to do this is to create the widget as the entire <li> and then
replace the original.
Bug: T112218
Change-Id: Ib6fd4369d46cb7f37b14675d63bbce9950abcd48
The unseen animation should display whether the option is unread or
read, because it should point out notifications that were unseen/new in
this session even if they are immediately marked as read (in cases
where the configuration is 'mark read when seen', like in alerts).
However, the animation itself switched by default to white background
which is an 'unread' state. This made cases like "mark all as read"
mark the notifications as read but still have a white background as
if they are unread, and yet have no 'x' button because they are actually
read. (Bear with me here)
This commit organizes the animation better. We now have a proper clear
naming for the two animations - unseen-to-read and unseen-to-unread and
we use unseen-to-read as default. unseen-to-unread is used when
the -unread class is applied and the other cases should reflect the
correct state of the option read/unread status.
Bug: T112826
Change-Id: I7fe8ea5dcf8c3e31d16213313be34b2350d03655
There is no need to load the entire of Echo's ui module (especially
since that includes ooui widgets and their styles) on every page load.
There's only need to load the entire module if and when a user clicks
the Echo notification badge.
Also, make the echo.dm model accept an external fetchNotifications
promise so we can send the API request alongside loading the echo UI
and "feed" it into the DM for processing.
CSS adjusted to make the "jump" between the nojs and the js buttons
seem less jumpy.
Bug: T112401
Change-Id: I516e655ffd198511d694489a0702c5c713a5fd68
Remove the behavior of the SelectWidget 'choose' and instead wrap
the notifications with their primary url links. That way, the click
handler returns to browser native response, and we gain automatic
behavior for ctrl+click, middle click, and regular click.
CSS had to be adjusted as well.
Bug: T112004
Change-Id: If10a4d3be71a8cf3ce966f15b922da0b9a2ddcc7
