- Created basic plinth app which starts an introducer and a storage
node on the FreedomBox.
- Prompt user to set a domain name before creating Tahoe-LAFS nodes.
- Support adding and removing of introducers to the storage node.
- Serve Tahoe-LAFS from a different port.
- Start all nodes and introducers at system startup.
- Add utility class YAMLFile with test cases.
- Pined footer to the bottom of the viewport
- Introduced a new stylesheet to hold custom responsive css
- Footer bottom fix exluded for smaller viewports
This partially fixes https://bugs.debian.org/857957 . The doc symlink
was not being used for quite some time. Tested with
/etc/plinth/plinth.config and without it using local config.
- Internationalize all the strings.
- Fix indentation.
- Use bootstrap row/columns better for footer links.
- Minimize CSS.
- Restore some of the FreedomBox statements until futher discussion.
- Move the apps and configuration items outside of navbar header and
into left navbar group so that it collapses properly for mobile
view.
- Change link titles to reflect label text.
- Indent properly, remove blank lines.
- Remove need to tweak font size of items.
- This adds OpenVPN icon
- This enables the OpenVPN app on the index page.
- This allows only admins to create the certs for OpenVPN and admins and
non admins can not download their own profiles via the app icon.
The current favicon is vertically streched and violates branding
guidelines. Reuse an existing, correct 32x32 PNG with transparency
instead of .ICO file. This means that only IE version >= 11 are
supported. Also use the modern format for specifying the favicon in
HTML.
- So that it can be used for other applications also.
- Also remove second status icon in green and use the status loading in
it's place. This is more consistent placement of status icon.
- Also reduce the size of the icon as it is not indication for page
loading (page loading icons are large because they substitute page
content until it is loaded). This makes it consistent with other
status icon.
- As discussed in the first boot redesign proposal.
- Images are taken from Tango icon set, GNOME icons or created.
- Responsive, works for very small widths also.
- First cut, special cases of network connectivity are not handled.
Modernizr adds a class called 'js' to the <html> element when javascript
is available. We, as a part of basic modernizr setup, add a class
called 'no-js' to <html> element by default. Use this fact to show/hide
elements when javascript is not available.
