Add collapse-card-begin, collapse-card-end; support for main_extra in _data/navigation.yml; fix some broken css; location of js files more consistent #8
(1) Add collapse-card-begin and collapse-card-end to the _includes directory.
This allows us to DRY up a bit of the code in index.md files across the various repos for making
cards that have a dropdown button.
(2) Course level repos can now have extra navigation links using a list of links
under the main_extra key in _data/navigation.yml
(3) There was some CSS that was broken that was making table borders appear inconsistent
(4) Some JavaScript files were in _includes instead of assets/js.
Except in the case of nav-json.js, there is no reason for that.
So we've consolidated all js files under assets/js.
For nav-json.js, we wanted to have a variable nav that locally (in head_scripts.js) is assigned to the same value as the object returned via json for ajax calls to /assets/js/nav-json.js
Note that nav-json.js is, as yet, unused. It is the beginning of an experiment to try to do the offering parts of navigation menus in course level repos via json. If that ends up being a dead end, or implemented another way, nav-json.js should be eliminated.
(1) Add collapse-card-begin and collapse-card-end to the _includes directory. This allows us to DRY up a bit of the code in index.md files across the various repos for making cards that have a dropdown button.
(2) Course level repos can now have extra navigation links using a list of links under the
main_extrakey in_data/navigation.yml(3) There was some CSS that was broken that was making table borders appear inconsistent
(4) Some JavaScript files were in _includes instead of assets/js.
Except in the case of nav-json.js, there is no reason for that.
So we've consolidated all js files under assets/js.
For nav-json.js, we wanted to have a variable nav that locally (in head_scripts.js) is assigned to the same value as the object returned via json for ajax calls to /assets/js/nav-json.js
Note that nav-json.js is, as yet, unused. It is the beginning of an experiment to try to do the offering parts of navigation menus in course level repos via json. If that ends up being a dead end, or implemented another way, nav-json.js should be eliminated.