- Pushed the editElement function further down from Content to Element, which means even less code for custom container elements.
- Fixed a bug where client-side element editor state would not be applied after editing that element.
- Pushed down the toObject function from Content to Element, which means less code is necessary for custom container elements.
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These changes simplifies the requirements for implementing custom container elements by minimizing the amount of code necessary to tie things together.
This fixes two issues:
1. Adding a Form element (and selecting the content type to create using the submitted values) and then adding a form element would not cause the Bindings tab to appear.
2. Adding nested containers (such as Grid, Row and Column) to a Form element would prevent the Bindings tab from appearing when adding a form field element such as TextField to a nested container.
Work Item: #5445
Starting with VS2015, Web Essentials will no longer perform tasks such as bundling, minification and LESS compilation. Developers are expected to use either Grunt or Gulp for front-end build automation. In order to enable working with the codebase in VS2015 going forward, this change is therefore necessary.
- Implemented HTML filters for Html, Text and Paragraph elements
- Tokens are only processed on the front-end, not in the editor page itself. This also prevents an exception when the {Shape.Execute} token is used with a theme specific shape.
Work Item: 21304
Work Item: 21213
Fixed space key issue when popup input field has focus. Also added ESC as a keyboard shortcut to close the popup. Also set focus to the first input when popup is opened.
