The easiest way to do this is to make the text a child of the div
with the background image. The change to min-size is so that if
the text wraps often enough on narrow screens, the header expands
vertically rather than the text spilling over.
Fixes#3259
This fixes a glitch highlighted in #3259, where the css class stopped applying
when the view was moved to a different controller.
We're moving to having each view responsible for their layout, and commonly having
override classes explicitly in the relevant views. So we can follow that pattern here.
This allows us to include a link in the flash message, without having
to use html_safe. Also refactor to avoid having html angle brackets in
the translation strings, while still allowing locale-specific urls.
Alternative to #580
This reworks changeset descriptions to use italics instead of header
elements, in order to make them more like quotes.
Care has been taken to make sure that there is still a header element
as the first element of the common details partial, in order to make
the history pages look right (where the partial appears multiple times).
This uses bootstrap instead, ensuring the map shows before the
text on small screens, but to the right of it on md+ widths. The
height of the map also changes at this breakpoint instead of being
based on the menu width (body.small).
The account edit page was also changed to match the content_map
changes, and a full width map is now used. This can be changed, if
required, using bootstrap breakpoints but I like it as it is.
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.
