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Updated Misc updates

Bob

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The following fields have been removed as they are no longer necessary (Full Article/Page titles are now always being displayed in various navigational elements and blocks).
  • Article: overview_page_nav_title
  • Page: nav_title

Updated the 'comment_simple' macro in the 'xa_ams_comment_macros' template to use the 'contentRow-snippet' on the comment snippet, which adds a very small padding above and below the snippet making the widget a bit more readable.

HTML:
<div class="contentRow-snippet">
    {{ smilie(snippet($comment.message, 150, {'stripBbCode': true, 'stripQuote': true})) }}
</div>



Updated the review_simple macro in the 'xa_ams_review_macros' template to use the 'contentRow-snippet' on the rating stars and the review snippet, which adds a very small padding above and below the rating stars and the snippet making the widget a bit more readable.

HTML:
<div class="contentRow-snippet contentRow-lesser">
    <xf:macro template="rating_macros" name="stars"
              arg-rating="{$review.rating}" />
</div>

<div class="contentRow-snippet">
    {{ snippet($review.message, 100, {'stripQuote': true}) }}
</div>
 
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Forgot one...

I've added some CSS classes for the Page Nav and Series Nav Links below the article.
  • amsNextArticle
  • amsPreviousArticle
  • amsNextPage
  • amsPreviousPage
The default CSS for all 4 classes are shown below (slightly larger font the previously as well as heavy font weight.

CSS:
.amsNextArticle,
.amsPreviousArticle,
.amsNextPage,
.amsPreviousPage
{
    font-size: @xf-fontSizeNormal;
    font-weight: @xf-fontWeightHeavy;
}

You can target each class individually using a specific class.. eg if you want to make the font larger on the Next Page link, just target the class 'amsNextPage'
 
Another one...

I've flip flopped the Page Nav links so the "Next page" link is always first (its was in reverse for some unknown reason).

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