Closed yellowled closed 11 years ago
@onli – could you take care of the popup thing? I don't get it.
Let's postpone the other two items (frameset/treeview) until after my vacation, I think this needs another conference call to line out how to approach this best …
I just realized that jQuery treeview is no longer being actively maintained. jqTree is the proposed successor, but we might as well just roll our own solution based on the “Manage directories” code.
ok, agreed. But before that, we wil lneed to decide how to display it. Simply in the same spot, but only visible when selecting media for a textarea? Or do we somehow try to make the folder-selection-filter more useful instead?
Can we postpone this until after my vacation and discuss it in Mumble then? I would like to test the backend more extensively on small screens/touch devices first to get a feel for what's possible/reasonable in terms of layout there.
Of course. I didn't expected an answer for you till after. But possible I will try some stuff till then.
Note: If I figured this out correctly, the “wrong” layout of filter elements in media library overlays is actually correct – because the overlay includes and iframe
and has a defined width
. So @media
queries apply to this iframe
just as well, and since it's 900px wide, it does not get the “netbook” layout.
So what really would be the issue here is if our (pretty much standard) breakpoints are correct or if we should i.e. lower the “netbook” breakpoint from 1024px to e.g. 900px. Since that's a different issue and involves much testing, I'll open a seperate issue for it.
This might need further discussion, especially about the tree view replacement, but I'm going to close it for the time being since it's done.
In the media library popup/overlay window
frameset
adapt layout in media db overlayadapt size of media db overlay