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- Collapse page headers into one action row with an optional hint
- limit will_paginate to one row
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nodes#new marks the kinds that place under /updates, derived from each kind's
own path_prefix. The three parent pickers mark candidates the current user
cannot publish into; menu_search returns needs_redaktion per result, computed
per user rather than as a bare restricted flag, and the menu-item picker opts
out.
restore_from_trash! checks its destination: the restore is the move, applied
rather than staged, so no later publish would have caught it. The node
returns as a draft either way.
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nodes#show renders publish and trash as disabled_action spans with a hint
naming what an editor can still do, matching how locked_by_other already
reads. Editing and reverting stay live: drafting is free everywhere.
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Nine generator leftovers for actions that either do not exist or never
render HTML. menu_items/show goes with its route and its action, since
deleting the template alone would turn a dead page into a missing-template
error; pages_controller has only #preview, so its four CRUD views were
unreachable by any route; and nodes#update redirects on every path.
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The same related_assets.find_by(headline: true) query was written by
hand in three places -- content_helper, nodes#show, and the chapter
teaser partial (which was still using assets.first, the old
position-based rule, until now). Collapsed to one method, one query.
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The editable sidebar has had a star toggle since headline
designation shipped; the read-only view never gained any equivalent
indicator. Same visual language -- gold filled star, same
.is_headline card highlight already defined in admin.css.
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GLightbox's own selector-based description feature never actually
resolved a selector in three different attempts -- literal text,
then a resolved-but-empty div, then apparently not firing at all
against the installed (unversioned) build. Replaced with a small
afterSlideLoad handler that reads a plain data-credit-selector
attribute and copies the real element's HTML into the slide's
description area directly, depending only on GLightbox handing back
a real DOM node per slide -- a much smaller contract than trusting
its own caption-resolution feature.
Renamed the credit div's class from glightbox-desc, since that name
is reserved by the library's own bundled CSS (display: none
!important) and can't be reliably overridden from here.
Also: distinguishes the credit line and the "N Bilder" caption from
ordinary body text (italic, muted, matching .author_and_date's
existing convention), and makes the lightbox's caption card follow
the site's light/dark toggle via Canvas/CanvasText, since the
library's bundled theme never adapts to it on its own.
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- related_assets gains a `headline` boolean (DB-enforced: at most one
per page), replacing "first image by position" as the headline
rule. A rake task backfills the current first image on every live
head/draft, so nothing changes visually until an editor changes it.
- The image picker sidebar gets a star toggle reflecting the flag;
the TinyMCE inline-image picker's badge now reads it too, instead
of assuming position 0.
- No headline chosen (or none attached) now falls back to the
gallery-count caption itself becoming the lightbox trigger, instead
of the gallery being unreachable.
- Assets gain creator, source_url, and license_key (against a new
config/asset_licenses.yml dictionary). asset_credit renders a
degrading attribution line, reused as a hidden per-image glightbox
caption so credit is one click away for every image, not only the
headline's always-visible one.
- Fixed: asset thumbnails rendered unconditionally regardless of
whether a real variant exists on disk. Asset#has_variant? checks
file existence, not content type -- some legacy PDFs have real
pre-rewrite thumbnails a content-type check would have hidden.
- assets#new/edit rebuilt onto the same node_description/node_content
layout as assets#show, picking up the three new fields in the
process.
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Each row in nodes#show's History section now carries terse badges
from the action log: created, published, and restored (rollback
re-promotion), with date and actor, rendered from entry metadata
alone. Backfilled entries wear the inferred marker, so
reconstructed provenance stays distinguishable from witnessed
history. A revision that was published and later restored shows
both badges chronologically -- its true biography.
Only create and publish entries carry page_id; trash, restore, and
destroy annotate the node's own log zoom instead of any single
revision, by design.
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nodes#show gains a Trash section on trashed nodes: provenance from
the trash entry, a restore form whose parent picker pre-fills the
old parent while it still lives, and permanent deletion. A
Move-to-Trash button joins the status actions on living nodes.
nodes#trashed lists trashed subtree roots with weight, provenance,
and deletion; the dashboard housekeeping row links to it, and
trash/destroy redirect there.
Deletion from Trash now removes the whole subtree, deepest first,
each node through a real destroy! so every per-node cascade runs --
amending the never-recursive rule for this one sanctioned path
(both confirms state the count; the root entry carries
destroyed_descendants). Bare Node#destroy still refuses children.
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Also clean up some instance variable assignments on the way.
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Now there's a separate revisions history and a full action
log for a node. To reflect the extended scope, the section
has been renamed to history.
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NodeActionsController#index lists entries newest-first, filterable
by node_id or user_id -- the two zoom shapes the log was designed
around. Rendering goes through NodeActionsHelper.action_summary,
which builds one sentence per entry from metadata alone, so entries
referencing deleted users or nodes render from their snapshots;
live associations only upgrade names to links. Unknown verbs
degrade to a generic sentence rather than an error, since the log
outlives its vocabulary. The helper is the escaping boundary:
every metadata value passes through h() before assembly.
Actor names link to the log's own user zoom rather than the unused
users page -- inspecting a suspicious user's other actions is the
intended workflow. Publish entries with a translation_diff expose
a collapsed per-locale change table linking out to the revision
itself. Sentences live in en.yml/de.yml following the existing
widget-string convention. nodes#show links to its node's zoomed
log.
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nodes/recent rendered the generic node-listing partial (id,
actions, current lock owner, revision number) -- nothing
resembling what 'See all recent changes' actually promised to
show more of. Both surfaces now render the same extracted
partial, so they can't tell two different stories again.
Also: head.editor correctly identifies who last wrote the content
sitting in head, but publish_draft! never touches editor at all
-- nobody has ever had the specific act of publishing recorded
anywhere. 'Published by X' was a claim the data never supported,
only incidentally true when the same person who drafted something
also happened to publish it. Relabeled to 'last edited by' -- same
data, accurately described. A real publish-actor is separate,
future work, once the action log exists.
Basic list styling added for the full page, which had never
rendered outside the widget's own compact five-line context
before.
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RelatedAssetsController#create's JSON includes large_url,
original_url, and name alongside thumb_url/url; the related-asset
list items in both editors carry them as data-large-url,
data-original-url, and data-name.
ccc.css gets the public-facing .inline-image--full/--half/--left/
--right rules -- admin.css and TinyMCE's content_style cover the
cockpit and in-editor renderings respectively.
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Hidden by default, shares horizontal space with the body editor once
opened rather than a separate section, and only requests the iframe's
src on first toggle -- no preview traffic at all until someone
actually wants to see it. Refreshes automatically on every successful
autosave; a separate force-render button re-attempts a save-and-
refresh cycle immediately, for when the normal 7-second cycle has
been interrupted (a lock-lost error, a transient failure) and waiting
for the next tick isn't good enough.
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Replaces the old locale-switch-and-edit-the-same-screen workflow,
which conflated presentation locale with content locale and let an
editor silently drift into editing the wrong language with no
persistent signal that anything had changed. Non-default-locale
content now has its own explicit routes and screens, never sharing
a route param with the ambient chrome locale.
- PageTranslationsController: index/show/edit/update/destroy,
scoped to Page.non_default_locales; update handles first-time
creation too, so there's no separate new/create step.
- Reads go through the actual PageTranslation row
(Page#translation_summary), never through the Globalize
fallback-bearing accessor -- fallback is correct for public
rendering but wrong for editing, where a missing translation
needs to look empty, not borrowed from another locale.
- Translations ride on the page's own draft/head cycle; no
independent publish state.
- nodes#show gains a Translations section (per-locale Lock+Edit /
Create+Lock, Destroy, a link into the read-only Compare view) and
a locale indicator on its own default-locale content; nodes#edit,
nodes#update, and nodes#autosave are pinned to the default locale
via Globalize.with_locale regardless of the ambient route locale.
- nodes#show no longer double-loads the node or calls wipe_draft!
on every view (see previous commit for why that's now safe).
- .preview_link_row is renamed .aligned_action_row now that it has
a second real consumer.
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page.user is the piece's credited author, carried forward across
revisions; page.editor is whoever actually produced this specific
revision. The revisions list wants the latter -- found by
inspection while testing something unrelated.
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Replaces nodes#edit's old Images section -- a hidden panel dumping
every image asset in the system unfiltered (#image_browser) plus a
raw drag-and-drop box (#image_box) -- with a small search-and-click
picker built on the endpoint from the last two commits. Attaching
posts immediately and appends the new thumbnail via a cloned
<template> -- icons only render correctly through the Rails helper
server-side, so the template holds real, pre-rendered markup for JS
to clone rather than duplicating raw SVG in a JS string. Reordering is
jQuery UI sortable on the small attached list only, with a dedicated
drag handle rather than the whole thumbnail.
Two bugs caught while click-testing, fixed here rather than shipped
and patched after: the search panel never closed after attaching an
image, since the success handler re-triggered focus to keep it open
for attaching several in a row -- which meant it just re-populated
itself forever instead of signaling "done." Fixed to close explicitly;
a click-outside-closes handler was added alongside it, matching the
affordance the top-bar search already has.
A real, independent, pre-existing data bug surfaced during the same
testing: Node#autosave!'s first-time-creation branch never carried
related assets forward from whatever page was previously current --
attach an image, let autosave fire once, and it silently landed on a
fresh, assetless Page row. Long-dormant, not introduced by this work,
just finally exercised by something that made it visible. Fixed inside
the `unless self.autosave` guard specifically -- running this on every
call, not just creation, would overwrite anything attached directly to
an existing autosave in between, a worse bug than the one being fixed.
nodes#show gains a read-only Images section, rendered only when a page
actually has attached images, so an attachment can be confirmed
present without entering the edit/lock cycle -- useful on its own, and
specifically useful the next time an asset bug needs investigating.
Its thumbnail CSS is shared with the edit view's picker via a class
(.thumbnail_list) rather than duplicated under a second name.
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