This improves the behaviour on small widths, where the tabs stack neatly. It also avoids the use of ml-auto which isn't RTL compatible.
The change in indentation is because it was previously coded with multiple li nested inside another li
- introduce bootstrap tabs to switch the views
- introduce `content_for :heading_class` to remove the padding below the bootstrap tabs
- update the rss-image to use a svg, adopted from https://icons.getbootstrap.com/icons/rss/ (without the outer border)
- move rss- and new-button away from the view-switching actions
- the `@tag` logic was broken. introduce new link to remove the tag-filter; the tabs keep the filter once given; use params[:tag] directly in the view
- use `&.` syntax nil-safety so we can remove `@display_name`
This is a better solution than spans and margins. Additionally, rework
to use mb-* instead of my-* (bootstrap advises against using margin-top)
and get rid of <br>s by using paragraphs instead.
Same feature, different style.
- Change pagination to use bootstrap default styles
- … but with empty span-tags instead of non-active a-tags
- refactor partial to not use @-variables but get the variables via
the render-call, simplify render-call-syntax
- remove the additional `if @traces.size > 1` inside the pagination
partial since that caused the pagination to disappear on the last page.
The partial will be visible with inactive links.
- Add bootstrap spacer-classes to overwrite commons-css so removing. Eg.
commons also has a pagination class same as bootstrap.
Use the i18n system for joining coordinate values together, while
avoiding making any changes or standardisation involving the exact
symbol used in each situation.
Refs #2732
This enables forms to be converted one-by-one to bootstrap. Without this
refactoring, these global styles interfere with form control styling from
bootstrap.
The rearrangement of the search and directions styling is to solve CSS selector specitivity issues.
This cuts down on the complexity of having to use the `cycle` function
and makes the templates easier to read. CSS-based striping has been
around for many years.
The CSS is in order to keep our custom colour for striped tables.
Although the code to render the partial runs, `yield :optionals`
was removed from the site layout in 2013. So the code has been
ineffective since then.
