- Wrapped the metric input field in a span to enhance layout consistency within the RoutingTable.page.
- This change aligns with previous efforts to improve visual structure across the plugin.
- Changed PHP opening tags from `<?PHP` to `<?php` for consistency.
- Reformatted control structures for better readability.
- Wrapped the routing table in a div for improved layout consistency.
This change aligns with ongoing efforts to enhance code clarity and visual structure across the plugin.
- Create separate entry for DNS server settings, which can be changed at all times (user is not required to stop the array)
- Added "info" button which shows a popup window with interface related assignments (error is shown if something is missing)
- Added "show" button to show or hide VLAN settings
- Make network settings a tabbed view
- Fixed a bug when sometimes DNS settings are not properly set
- Fixed a minor bug in routing table content
- Some other code optimizations
Instead of styling defined inside a page file, these settings are now kept in a dedicated css file. This has several advantages:
- It comes much easier to maintain styling, all css files are easy to find and update
- Browser can cache css files, which may improve page loading time
- Separate theme css files exist, no more need to make selection by coding
- This PR is a 1-to-1 move of existing inline styling to css files
- In future more optimization can be made by consolidating css files
