This is so because we require this also when document is opened in
readonly mode and we don't have any toolbar in the readonly mode.
Change-Id: I085d1640f52843e01370d528d6eea656b743d908
No need as core renders its in-tile annotation marker now, if comment
indicator setting is on in the document.
Change-Id: I213827fc089790398e02b0fd9cba464ab62b0d8d
overflow-break property is enough for us which still allows inserting
line breaks arbitrarily anywhere but only if there is no otherwise
acceptable break points in the line.
Change-Id: I8ea94daba258b00caa259c97597cf1206a89fa64
This box-shadow interferes with direct comment children and breaks the
root-children comment block UI. Lets remove the shadow for now.
Change-Id: Idda659bcfca76093c148400b2ab311bc39861e84
And few other improvemnts inluding:
* use svg instead of png for the menu
* add title (caption) for the Accept / Reject change.
Change-Id: Ic7e781d7e93d319f766b387a8eddfa70c1920760
There is still one known problem - for some reason, when a spreasheet is
opened in readonly mode, the ViewRowColumnHeader request sent to server
has height=0 leading to server sending no rows information back to client.
Though the problem gets resolved when one scrolls the spreadsheet
window, but something to fix.
Change-Id: I2aefafd1a93c1bc5a9ad8581edb83018ec9a3f07
Don't give extra pixels to scrollbars and reduce the document
area that is visible on the screen. Instead put these scrollbars
on top of the content and show them only when user hovers over
the scrollbar.
Change-Id: I7f7b34d0efde24bfad04324f5dfe3e3e35c752fc
Using !important always is not a good idea. You can't override an
!important with another !important and we have started to face
such situations now where we want to adjust element's alignment
based on media-screen width. Instead lets fix the specificity to
make this work.
.parts-preview-document or .spreadsheet-document would be
0-0-1-0. Use #document-container.parts-preview-document to
increase its specificity to 0-1-1-0 so that we can do without the
!important flag and use !important flag for media-screen blocks.
Change-Id: I1d15df492cdc7cd1cd09c3b43c8ea84295a07205
Slide sorter and presentation toolbar are now contained in a
presentation-controls-wrapper and alignment values are now
factored out and only present in the container now.
Also, position the presentation-toolbar absolutely outside of
container so that slidesorter scrollbar doesn't go behind the
toolbar hindering some view of the slide thumbnails.
This would also make the job of hiding/showing the whole control
easier.
Change-Id: I080e854906ef0635aba02cfeb687bf87463ef756
Set the min-width of window to 600px so that all select list
boxes remain in main toolbar, and not go in toolbar-more.
While resizing the toolbar, if the user tries to reduce the
window width past the min-width set, we would run into an
infinite loop causing spike in browser CPU usage and eventually
crash. This used to happen earlier also before setting this
min-width with very small browser window size.
Also simplify the toolbar resize algorithm. Rather than using raw
jquery methods to move items from one toolbar to another, use
library's (w2ui) methods to add/remove items from toolbar. This
also requires the need of proper initialization of few buttons
such as color picker, table picker because moving item from one
toolbar to another strips off the initialization corresponding to
these toolbar buttons and these need to be reinitialized. Moving
such initialization to onRefresh, hence, would keep them
initialized whenever toolbar is resized.
This also solves one major problem with enabled/disabled state of
toolbar buttons. Since, now, we are actually moving the items
from one toolbar to another, we can enable/disable them using
toolbar's methods ie. enable(), disable().
Change-Id: I64fb0a9d7761f66701bc0e020d1dbad9e4defe29
