The previous iteration using the behat_form_field class directly
didn't explicitly require the file that defines this class, and in
Goutte runs this led to fatal errors (class not found).
When debug_footer_html() was split from standard_footer_html()
in MDL-71965 the $SCRIPT global declaration was left behind.
This just moves it wherever it's needed.
Data providers are executed at the beginning of the execution
of the phpunit run, not when the test is run.
So, setting anything on them being dependent of current time
has high chances or fail when the test is executed (maybe some
hours later in slow databases / systems).
Data provider only can contain the relative values and then,
when the test is effectively run, they are applied to *current* time.
- Fix focus after adding conditions in the editor
- Fix focus after adding Filters in the editor
- Fix focus after applying sorting settings in editor
- Fix focus after selecting column aggregation in editor
In some cases, image might have more fields rather than the URL.
This patch is for taking them into account and displaying the image
and also these information properly.
Apart from reorganising the information displayed in the external badges
page, this information has been moved to reuse the template created in
MDL-71937, to make it easier to modify and maintain.
Previously the margins were set with the container class, which meant
the content was narrower than other blocks. This does not need to be
managed by the block since the dashboard will soon manage this with
its own max width.
This ensures on narrower screens, the activity title still truncates
but the overdue pill always remains visible where present. There is no
visual change where an item is not overdue, or on wider screens where
there is room to display the full content.
This ensures all row content wraps nicely on smaller screen sizes, and
forces all action buttons to be displayed in a consistent position
indepdendent of the length of the activity name etc. Buttons are also
now aligned under the text on small screens, to maximise space for the
text content.
Co-authored-by: Michael Hawkins <michaelh@moodle.com>
This ensures in the Classic theme that some padding is appled to both
sides of each item, so titles and action buttons are not flush against
the margin. Dropdowns/inputs in the block are also aligned to this
content, so everything aligns in both Boost and Classic.
This commit also groups related elements with a solid background colour
(eg within the same course in courses view), rather than having
individual row items broken up, to improve readability (and look nicer).
