- Updated PHPsettings.page to wrap buttons in a div for improved layout and added a new section for log management.
- Modified PHPsettings.css to define a new class for the PHP settings description, ensuring better alignment and responsiveness.
- This change continues the effort to enhance visual structure across the plugin.
update.php encapsulates the PHP constants used by the OS default PHP error reporting level with double quotes, which breaks functionality as they are then treated as text. by turning the PHP constants into strings first this problem is avoided.
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
