Implement delete functionality with confirmation modals for users. Ensure
proper authorization checks are in place before deletion. Add corresponding
JavaScript files to handle modal interactions and form submissions.
Based on #84
Signed-off-by: Animesh Agrawal <animesh@flick2know.com>
Multiple problems w/ <a name
* in itself deprecated
* my approach of self-closing <a is illegal too
replaced w/ spans where necessary.
Further notes:
'topp' was never used; '#top' is taken too, so I went with first-frame (stil unused, 'maybe later')
The fixes in this and preceding commits were inspired by running "Nu Html Checker"
docker run -it --rm -p 8888:8888 ghcr.io/validator/validator:latest
files were simply saved in Firefox and then uploaded; make sure to ignore the warning which is caused by Firefox:
> A document must not include both a meta element with an http-equiv attribute whose value is content-type, and a meta element with a charset attribute.
I limited checking to the issue-list and various event-detail pages.
This commit includes various fonts that I've experimented with, but decided against.
I used https://fonts.google.com/ to do the font-picking.
For vendoring I used https://gwfh.mranftl.com/fonts/
I ticked all charsets (because error messages could be in any language)
I picked regular, italic, 700 (which is tailwind's bold) and 700-italic
The removed tailwind.config.js was unused (and confusing), I don't know where it came from
Some considerations while picking ("feelings")
* I like the compactness
* The bold monospace looks good (this was certainly not so for all monospace fonts)
* Happens to be the same as for GlitchTip; is this the reason it looks good to me? Don't know!
In any case, now that I've picked a font, fine-tuning for spacing becomes an option.
the trick was: do it by having this border at the bottom of the framedetails.
and: to be able to collapse the border too: make div-in-div.
This gets rid of the remove-flex-when-collapsing code too
