Untabified module manifests according to #6072.

src/Orchard.Web/Modules/Orchard.Layouts/Notes.txt

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-
-STATES:
-
-    The following classes are used:
-        * layout-canvas: the root canvas that hosts layout elements
-        * layout-container: an element that can contain other elements, such as the canvas, grid, row and column
-        * layout-child-wrapper: a div used to wrap each one of a containers children
-        * layout-element: a layout element
-        * layout-grid: a layout grid element; can contain rows
-        * layout-row: a layout row element; can contain columns
-        * layout-column: a layout column element; can contain any other element
-        * layout-column-span-*: denotes the width of a column element
-        * layout-panel: a docked UI panel for interacting with an element (invoking its actions)
-        * layout-panel-item: an item on a UI panel; can be one of the following:
-            - layout-panel-action: an icon button for invoking an element action such as edit, delete or split; only shown when an element is focused
-            - layout-panel-label: a label for showing the type of an element (such as "row" or "column"); only shown when an element is active or focused
-        * layout-popup: a floating UI popup for interacting with an element (invoking its actions)
-        * layout-popup-item: an item on a UI popup; can be one of the following:
-            - layout-popup-action: a button for invoking a choice
-            - layout-popup-label: a static label
-
-    Elements have four states:
-        * Default: none of the other states apply
-        * Active: the user hovers over the element; represented by the layout-element-active class
-        * Selected: either the element itself or one of its descendant elements is focused; represented by the layout-element-selected class
-        * Focused: the user has clicked on the element and it can now be edited; represented by the layout-element-focused class
-
-    When an element becomes focused, all other elements automatically become unfocused.
-    Selected elements can never be active, i.e. hovering over them has no additional effect.
-
-
-MANIPULATION MY HANDLE:
-
-    You can always drag an edge.
-        Right edge to increase/decrease width.
-        Left edge to increase/decrease offset AND width.
-        Visually and "mechanically" intuitive.
-        
-    If there is an adjacent neighbor on the side being dragged:
-        The near edge of the neigbor column follows.
-        Neighbor gets inversely manipulated.
-        Movement is limited by MIN width of both columns.
-        
-    If there is no adjacent neighbor on the side being dragged:
-        Movement is limited by MIN width of current column AND available space beside it.
-        Two operations required to a) fill the gap to nearest neighbor and b) grow even further shrinking the nearest neighbor.
-    
-MANIPULATION BY BUTTONS:
-
-    Grow and shrink cannot be done - no buttons for that.
-
-    Split:
-        Always even parts when possible (divisible by two).
-        Otherwise left part is bigger by one.
-        
-    Offset increase:
-        Move if space is available to the right.
-        Otherwise move AND shrink.
-
-    Offset decrease:
-        Only if space is available to the left.
-        The corresponding offset is added on the next column to the right (movement appears "independent" of other columns in the row).
-    
-    Move left/right (reorder).
-
-KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS:
-
-    DEL deletes the element.
-    SPACE invokes properties popup.
-    ENTER invokes edit element button (content elements only).
-    INS invokes the add button (containers only).
-    ALT+DOWN focuses first child (containers only).
-    ALT+UP focuses parent.
-    - For columns:
-        SHIFT+LEFT/RIGHT contracts/expands column using the right edge.
-        ALT+LEFT/RIGHT expands/contracts column using the left edge.
-        NOTE:
-            - SHIFT+ALT can be combined to simultaneously manipulate both edges (i.e. "moving" the column within the row).
-            - By default when resizing columns any immediately adjacent columns will follow along (and be inversely resized).
-            - CTRL can be added to NOT inversely manipulate the mirroring edge of an immediately adjacent column. CTRL can also be added while mouse dragging a column edge for the same purpose.
-    - For children in horizontal containers:
-        - LEFT/RIGHT moves focus to next/previous sibling (no wrap-around)
-        - CTRL+LEFT/RIGHT reorders the item among siblings
-    - For children in vertical containers:
-        - UP/DOWN moves focus to next/previous sibling (no wrap-around)
-        - CTRL+UP/DOWN reorders the item among siblings
-    (No keyboard shortcut for splitting columns)
-
-OTHER THOUGHTS:
-
-    Adding a new row should show dropdown for number of columns (only evenly divisible numbers).
-    Adding a new element to a container should show dropdown for selectable element types (not a dialog).       
-        
-BUTTONS:
-
-    Edit				<i class="fa fa-edit"></i>
-    Delete				<i class="fa fa-remove"></i>
-    Move up				<i class="fa fa-chevron-up"></i>
-    Move down			<i class="fa fa-chevron-down"></i>
-    Move left			<i class="fa fa-chevron-left"></i>
-    Move right			<i class="fa fa-chevron-right"></i>
-    Split				<i class="fa fa-pause"></i>
-    Increase offset		<i class="fa fa-indent"></i>
-    Decrease offset		<i class="fa fa-outdent"></i>
-

src/Orchard.Web/Modules/Orchard.Layouts/Orchard.Layouts.csproj

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     <Content Include="Styles\admin-dialog.css" />
     <Content Include="Styles\split-arrow-down.png" />
     <Content Include="Styles\split-arrow-up.png" />
-    <Content Include="Notes.txt" />
     <Content Include="Views\BlueprintAdmin\Edit.cshtml">
       <SubType>Code</SubType>
     </Content>