This uses the main navigation bar for the Customize and Stats pages, instead of the collection-navigation bar used for multi-user / multi-collection instances.
This includes the platform mark with each login button and uses
brand colors. It also uses the same style on the Account Settings
page. And it wraps buttons on login / signup pages.
The font-size for h2 was set to be 1.17em, which is also the font
size defined for h3 by user agent stylesheet. This lead to both
h2 and h3 being rendered in same size. Use 1.2em for h2.
Closes: #217
This adds any OAuth login buttons to the invite signup page, stores the invite code for the flow duration, and associates the new user with it once successfully registered.
It enables invite-only instances with OAuth-based registration.
This moves app config to a "Settings" page and the application monitor
to a "Monitor" page. It also reworks the admin navigation bar a bit and
adds some instance stats on the dashboard.
Ref T694
Dates now display on blog post pages if the collection's chosen display
format is "Blog". It updates the chorus-collection-post template to now
respect this value (previously, it always showed the date).
Ref T669
- Changes Import link location in dropdown menu
- Makes design consistent with Invite People page (and extracts some
common CSS into core.less)
- Selects the user's first blog by default in the dropdown
- Changes the copy a bit
Ref T609
previously the checks were explicit locations which does not work when
using something like nvm to manage node packages and versions.
this checks for the executable and sets the script variable LESSC to the
full path of the one found.
if none was found the make command will error.
This adds a new editor template that strips away most of the
customization features in the default editor and includes only:
- publishing
- editing
- viewing word count
It also restricts publishing to a user's first collection, so it's
optimized for instances that only allow users to have a single
collection and don't use Drafts.
Ref T680 T677
Previously, <h2>s in a post were the exact same size as post titles on
index pages (blog index, tag listing). This fixes that by reducing the
font-size of body h2's. Closes#82.
Matt Baer
Matt Baer
RJ722
Rob Loranger