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- Move 4.1 docs to 4.2
- Update versions everywhere to 4.1.3 with release script
- Manually bump the shorthand version in package.json
- Add 4.2 to the versions docs page
- Update some redirects
- Fix tests asset URLs
- Bump Nuget and more
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(#27855)
This reverts commit af484dc12c2302c0e594a0e73a2ba06738a84410.
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`shrink-to-fit=no` is not needed anymore - Apple removed the need for it from iOS9.3 onwards
See https://www.scottohara.me/blog/2018/12/11/shrink-to-fit.html and https://github.com/h5bp/html5-boilerplate/issues/2102
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* SVG accessibility fixes
- add `focusable="false"` to all SVGs, to stop IE from including the `<svg>` in its default focus cycle
- completely hide decorative SVGs using `aria-hidden="true"`
- add `role="img"` to meaningful/"content" SVGs, ensure they have an appropriate `<title>` and/or `aria-label`
- simplify placeholder default title
* Simplify usage of placeholder.svg in the docs
- in most cases, no need for separate/redundant text and title (now that we make text itself part of the alternative text explicitly)
- no need (expect in rare cirumstances) to describe the placeholder image (unless the look of the image is important/the actual content, as is the case with the image thumbnail class)
* Simplify example.html rewriting of <svg> to <img> code sample
- as the `alt` for the placeholder isn't really important, just add an ellipsis instead (otherwise, to be correct, we'd have to construct the whole "title+text" construct like we do now in the
placeholder.svg itself
* Change svgo configuration to retain role attribute and add/force focusable=false
- regarding `focusable=false`, see https://github.com/svg/svgo/issues/1011 (which would be the "proper" SVGO fix) and the (hacky) solution https://github.com/svg/svgo/pull/817
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Edge/Mobile appears to have moved support for `-ms-viewport` behind a flag at some point, instead supporting meta viewport directives.
Removing this altogether also fixes issues in IE11 on high-dpi displays - see https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/21780
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This reverts commit 11da1601140174e4fa4e0e25e7f66fc21c08e927.
This is no longer needed with jekyll-toc 0.9.1.
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We have /site/.eslintrc.json that covers this.
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Callouts are already excluded from ToC, but due to a limitation in jekyll-toc they are still being included.
We should revisit this if the bug is fixed later.
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It's pretty small compressed; a little less than 1 KB with gzip.
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Image by @mdo.
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This should reduce the amount of bytes for non-2x displays.
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4.0.x
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It's been macOS for 3 years now and we use just 'macOS' elsewhere in the Bootstrap documentation.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MacOS
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* prevent text selection for floating labels
* expand the click target by no selecting the label text
* use `pointer-events: none;` instead of `user-select`
* thx @MartijnCuppens
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This reverts commit b04f97f60be64549a37e0c71d676ab67e70891fa.
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The latest (2.6.2) docsearch.js version now displays results as standard `<a href>` links, allowing users to `ctrl`-click on them to trigger default browser behavior of opening in a new tab.
To maintain backward compatibility, this behavior has only been enabled to users that didn't define their own `handleSelected` method.
This PR updates your `docsearch()` code to take advantage of the new `<a href>` template, by removing your custom `handleSelected` and moving its behavior to the `transformData` call. Namely, what you wanted to avoid was jumping to the first `<h1>` of the pages, which would prevent users from seeing the header. This PR checks if the suggestion targets the `#content` anchor (meaning it goes to this first `<h1>`) and remove it.
Behavior should be the same, but at least now you can enjoy the `ctrl`-click :)
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Previously we were using the old holder.js colors.
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Leftover from old times.
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