The table editor will now set the backgorund colour on the
table in Firefox version 34 and below.
Also expanded the dialogue slightly because the colour choices
were wrapping and I added some styling to put a gap in for the
metric markers for border width and table width.
* Removed the "No borders" option from general borders setting
since it's a style choice.
* Added inherit, initial and unset as border style options.
* Made the border settings disabled if "Theme default" is selected.
* Changed the transparent colour to be "Theme default" which means
apply no colour at all.
This commit adds the option for borders to be added and
styled, background colours to be set, and width to be set for tables
in the Atto HTML Editor. For those that desire to restrict
use of this, the plugin settings allow the admins to restrict
how much freedom their users have with borders.
The drop handler should only return false if it has actually handled the
drop event (i.e. it was an image) - otherwise, Atto plugins loaded after
this one don't get an opportunity to handle other drop events.
When nodes are added to the dom, they may need to be re-processed by a JS based
filter. To do this we need to trigger the legacy YUI event filter-content-updated.
To make this easier I added some wrappers to template that will insert the node, run any
JS and trigger the event.
I also changed existing yui code to call the amd function to trigger the event. This way
all jquery and yui listeners will always be notified.
Added new functions to editor api - set/get_text so the
original form text can be determined from an editor.
When calling use_editor() you should first call set_text() with
the text that will be inserted in the form element.
There is also a new scheduled task for cleaning Atto autosave drafts.
If the files in the draft area have been modified more recently than the timestamp
of the draft - do not restore the files, or you will delete any newer files. We
cannot really guess here - merging the 2 lists of files will be wrong.
In order to have a consistant browser behavior and prevent nesting of
subscripts and superscripts, tags are converted to CSS classes and then
the CSS classes in the selection are toggeled using the rangy crossbrowser
selection library already included in Atto without using an execCommand.
