Adding the `button` mixin into `input[type="submit"] caused conflicts with the other button classes (`.button-primary`) due to specificity. The button classes should be used on all buttons instead. This also updates which button on the Manage Pledge form is the "primary" action, since it's easy to skip the Update button when it's not primary.
* Add the admin email field to the manage form
* Fix admin email processing: When the email is changed, the pledge needs to be set back to pending, until the email is re-confirmed
* Send confirmation emails for existing pledges to the "Manage Pledge" page
* Process the email confirmation & resending emails actions on both shortcodes
* Add a message for unconfirmed pledges
* Add contributor management to manage form
* Check `pledge_id` to prevent returning all contributors
* Return a plain text error string – this is used in an alert box, so it can't contain HTML
* Hide confirmation when pledge is a draft
* Only enqueue script if the user is authorized
* Use a unique text-domain, wporg-5ftf
* Fix plugin i18n strings
* Remove unwanted text-domains from WPCS checks and fix missed old text-domains
* Remove type=array from phpcs
* Re-add type=array
* Small WPCS fix
* WPCS: replace var with
- Add a single-pledge view so we can separate out the pending from published
- Update layout and styles of my pledges list
- Adds link and danger button styles
* Theme: Create template part for single pledge
* Plugin: Add functions for handling xprofile data
* Plugin: Add helper function for getting contributor user objects
* Theme: Display aggregated contributor data on single pledge view
* Theme: Add functions, markup, and styles to show team badges
* Theme: Add badge for Test team
* Theme: Add tentative URL for report a pledge link
* Theme: Add support for post thumbnails
* Theme: Add org logo to single pledge view
* Theme: Update `$content_width` to 960
This matches the width of the content in the global header and
the About page.
* Move pledge template to a file used by the template heirarchy
* Clean up some PHPCS errors
* Move pledge structure out to just the list items
* Create file for single pledge styles
* style badge grid into a grid.
* Add a custom image size for the logo
* Update styles
* Un-hide pledges with no confirmed contributors
* Fix content width
* Use the post-type when choosing template partial
* Add pledge archive templates
* Style pledge list page
* Style individual pledge
* Use pledge featured image for the logo
* Fix aspect ratio of image
* Add real contributors to the pledges
* Enable sorting and searching of pledges
* Add pledge sorting markup
* Style the page header
* Restrict any pledges with no contributors from being shown on the frontend
* Update contributor count key name
- Remove accidental drop-shadow (mistake in Figma)
- Use the correct fonts for callout text
- Switch to a fixed width of rems over percentages to make alignment easier
- Use rems to outdent quote so it lines up with the edge of the photo
- Overlap the blue box + photo on larger screens, and offset the quote down
- Remove unused selectors
- Fix quote display in the editor
This broadly enables & styles the pledge forms across the frontend and wp-admin.
- Switches field `readonly` control to a variable called `$readonly`
- Create `PledgeMeta\get_pledge_meta()` which will fetch data from `$_POST`, a pledge post, or defaults.
- Add Number of Employees field
- Update form content to match mockup:
- fields now have help text
- success message uses content from mockup
- logo field is moved to the "org info" section
- Style form in theme, add some similar styles to the admin
Fixes#7, fixes#28
This avoids the complex mutliply-nested blocks and makes the block style less reliant on a custom class. On mid-sized screens, we switch to plain horizontally-overlapping rectangles, and on small screens we stack the columns, and vertically-overlap.
Also, remove the parallelogram styles from the editor display. The skew and positioning don't work well in the editor context.
Looking at ITCSS, it appears the last level should be `utilities`. Since that's a name that has no negative connotations, let's use that instead. Also add a README documenting each folder's use.
Removes es6-promise, which is not necessary for local development (we're all on a modern version of node).
Moves the sass file generation to a separate function, the current IIFE method is not clear.
Update autoprefixer's browserlist to use the core WordPress configuration
Add a default task, and map grunt in npm scripts
