If the expiry time of an expired user is still in the activity log,
extending and re-enabling a user with this option checked will extend
the expiry from this time, rather than the current time. For #379, i
think this is basically what they wanted.
change required and restart required badges to icons with tooltips, and
removed the note at the top of settings. As a result, the sidebar is
much thinner.
Using the newer Jellyfin logo font for the header and hanken grotesk for the body.
Tried to redo emails with maizzle because using tailwind sounded nice, but getting it
to look like a17t would be more trouble than it's worth, since you can't
use CSS vars in emails and a17t uses them heavily. Instead, cleaned up
the mj-header a little and stored it in a separate file, and also the
header & footer, and changed the template vars with {{ .header }} and
{{ .footer }} for all emails. Values are determined by
CustomContentInfo.Header/FooterText funcs. nil values are replaced at
program start by _runtimeValidator.
also, i beg of you don't try to do light/dark mode with mjml, you'll
want to die.
fixed activities sorting.
less oddities from me not knowing how to use flex boxes. Also kinda
standardised a button-inside-input thing, so added a .gap-<n> >
.inside-input selector which works on gap-1 and gap-2.
fixed bugs, added extra text on "no results found" to suggest server
searching, and conditionally disable the button based on search content
and current sort. Activities page still broken. Also fixed up cache
generation, only one should ever run now, as should sorting. Two time
thresholds exist, one to trigger a re-sync but do it in the background
(i.e. send the old one to the requester), and one to re-sync and wait
for it.
recent change means app.ModifyConfig requires app.confiBase, which was
not read in from the YAML file in setup. It is now loaded before the "if
!firstRun" branch.
got rid of a bunch of m[l/r/x/y]-x tailwind classes and used more
flex-[row/col] gap-2's. UI should be more consistent in general, and
with the admin UI.
The page you were on is actually read from the URL on reload, however
does not keep settings (implemented just for ease of UI editing,
really).
`missing-colors.js` preprocessor script now applies dark prefixes for
<section>s, but like with cards, does not apply a default ~neutral to
those without, so that <section class=""> looks different to <section
class="~neutral">.
Light/dark selector added to setup too, and the actual mode given to the
browser through CSS `color-scheme` is correct, meaning things like textareas, checkboxes and
controls are now colored according to the theme.
Loader appears on about/user profiles area. These two are now shown next
to each other.
on small screens, the sidebar list of sections is displayed without a
card around it, and the top left/right corner buttons on all pages are
correctly aligned with the content.
my initial intent before starting search was for it to be server-sided,
considering this activity log could rack up 100s or 1000s of entries,
and then I forgot and did it client-sided.
this commit adds a feature to load more results when scrolled to the
bottom, and when a search returns few or no results (this is limited, so
it wont loop infinitely). Also finally got rid of the useless left
column, since my ideas didn't match my implementation.
also, sorting is only by date, can't be bothered with anything else.
Shares code with custom emails, so most related functions have had a
%s/Email/Message/g. Press the edit button on the user page setting to
add a message.
search bar is now massive with a small filter button next to it.
Action buttons are on their own row.
Also fixed dealing with going from a search with filters in to an empty
one, search() is now called for any change at all to the input.
changing dropdowns to always have absolute positioning (in c187b94)
caused issues with all other dropdowns, where neighbors were positioned
below and hidden. adding the "over-top" class to a dropdown now gives
it absolute positioning.
local testing was being done with an older version of esbuild which
didn't mind @tailwind statements before @imports (it complained, but did
its job). On the latest version used in Docker builds, it would leave
the @import statements intact which broke things like modals.
