Remove Bootstrap from Header and assets.toml
Remove Bootstrap JS CDN version in footer and assets.toml
Add latest Bootstrap v4 SASS files locally
Include Bootstrap JS locally
Convert Academic's CSS to SASS (mainly SASS variables + Go templating)
Convert Academic's theming system to integrate with SASS
Parse SASS in header using Hugo and convert to CSS
Minify and md5 fingerprint bundled CSS
Fix Slider widget (reuses .wg-hero but animation and `clear` removed)
Add Bootstrap files to repo so that Node is not required
See #680
Recent changes to Hero widget added support for both light and dark
options for background and text (previously it only supported dark
backgrounds and light text).
Slider continues to only support dark style (dark bg and light text).
However, since it inherits some styling from Hero, it began displaying
dark background and dark text. This fix re-applies dark mode to the
Slider widget.
Whilst searching, the navbar is now hidden to prevent user attempting to
close dialog by clicking on navbar links. Otherwise, when clicking on an
in-page anchor link in navbar, the page content will not be reloaded and
will remain hidden underneath the dialog.
Fix#996
The .home-section.dark` selector blocks were not being applied by Chrome
and Firefox due to them not supporting CSS Selectors Level 4.
Selectors Level 4 allows the :not() pseudo-class to accept multiple
selectors. See https://stackoverflow.com/a/35993791
However, currently, it is only supported by Safari:
https://caniuse.com/#feat=css-not-sel-list
After the "Offset and Limit" section, `$query` would have length of `$items_count`, which makes `$count` always equal to `$items_count`. The later "if" condition for adding the "see all posts" link will never be met.
The fix is to record the length of `$query` into `$count` before any offset and limit.
See #963
date, time_start, time_end renamed to publishDate, date, date_end,
respectively.
BREAKING CHANGES: Rename above 3 options in front matter of all talks.
Also, refactor the 404 page so that it just lists the latest 10 pages
overall. This is a more flexible approach than separately listing the
latest pages for only a few different types of content.
See #721
Essentially, the Projects and Custom widgets have been renamed and their
front matter upgraded to be consistent with the new Pages and Featured
widgets.
Also, refactor the demo, changing the section order and converting the
Teaching section to a Demos section which can be used to walk the user
thought the available demos.
See #918
George Cushen