I've deliberately implemented this in such a way as to allow for further social
media buttons down the track if we want. I've also kept it intentionally
unobtrusive: it's there (previously, we only mentioned the Twitter account on
the mailing lists page, which was weird), but pretty subtle in the sidebar.
There's one additional dependency: a one glyph subset of Font Awesome (created
using Fontello) containing the Twitter icon. (Should we later want to include
other icons from Font Awesome, fonts/Font-Awesome/config.json can be fed back
into Fontello as a starting point.) The additional style sheet and font file
are cached correctly, and once loaded by the user, shouldn't need to be loaded
again, as with Fira Sans. On a cold page load, this adds two requests and just
under 3 kB to the page load.
I consider all of this reasonable, both technically and in terms of promoting
@official_php a little more, but I won't be terribly offended if someone wants
to revert this.
Kill off XHTML
* Croydon/master:
Use release_date() also in PHP4 changelog
Typo
Use css class instead inline style
Revert "Replace <small> with <span style"
Replace <small> with <span style
Replace <big> with <span style....
Replace <tt> with <code>
Drop support for < 5.3 from highlight_php()
Finally remove XHTML from .js files
Also remove XHTML from .inc files
Kill off XHTML
* notes:
'add a note' now shows up (was accidentally hidden); also fixed add-note.php layout
announcement for php 5.6.0beta2
5.4.28
5.4.28
5.5.12 release
Updated distributions
Currently the country-code automatically detected by the site is a three
letter code. Therefore current users will always see an 'Unknown
Country' when they try to see alist of Usergroups. To show them lists in
their country I've added a mapping between 3- and 2-letter code
This comit adds three things:
1. Support for 2-letter Countrycodes as defined in ISO 3166-1 alpha2.
For that I added a list of country codes from
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2#Officially_assigned_code_elements
2. Caching of retrieved usergroup-information. For that the list of
usergroups as well as the iCalendar-files of the single usergroups are
loaded one every 24 hours into files on the filesystem. those files are
then used for information retrieval
3. Slight optimization of UG-display.
For that I've changed display-style from an unordered to a definition
list. I've also set the date before the meeting-information as that
visually calms the whole list a bit.
