Co-authored-by: Adam Turner <9087854+AA-Turner@users.noreply.github.com>
``searchfield.html`` is similar to the existing ``searchbox.html``, but does not have the heading "Quick Search". Instead, it uses "Search" as a placeholder text. This gives a cleaner and less cluttered appearance. The searchfield component is added to the basic theme and thus can be used in any derivative theme. It is not used by default for backward compatibility. The searchfield compenent is made the default in the sphinx13 theme. CSS changes ensure that the top of the search field is aligned with the top of the main content.
Co-authored-by: Adam Turner <9087854+aa-turner@users.noreply.github.com>
* Delete jQuery and underscore.js * Move underscores.js setup to searchtools.js * Update jQuery.url(en|de)code * Update jQuery.getQueryParameters * Firefox bug is no longer present xref https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=645075#c49 * Update jQuery.fn.highlightText * Use enum instead of magic number * Update test descriptions to remove obsolete jQuery reference * Update Documentation.getCurrentURL * Revert accidental fix of Documentation.getCurrentURL * Update Documentation.initOnKeyListeners * Update Documentation.hideSearchWords * Update Documentation.highlightSearchWords * Update Documentation.initDomainIndexTable * Use arrow functions and const * Replace $(document).ready * Strict mode * Move Documentation.hideSearchWords next to Documentation.highlightSearchWords * Update translation functions in Documentation * Replace $(document).ready in searchtools.js * Update Scorer * Update Search.hasIndex, Search.deferQuery, Search.stopPulse * Prefer window.location * Update Search.init * Update Search.loadIndex * Update Search.setIndex * Update Search.startPulse * Add _escapeRegExp * Update Search.makeSearchSummary * Update Search.htmlToText * Update Search.performSearch * Factor out _displayNextItem * Update Search.query * Update Search.performObjectSearch * Update Search.performTermsSearch * Remove underscores.js setup * Use Sets * Update test configuration * Fix test failures * Drop unused make/get URL functions * Strict mode in searchtools.js * Remove outmoded check for jQuery and underscore.js * Ran prettier prettier --print-width 120 --no-semi --quote-props as-needed --no-bracket-spacing --arrow-parens avoid --write sphinx/themes/basic/static * Remove more references to jQuery and underscore.js * Remove jQuery and underscore.js licences * Update classic theme for no jQuery * Update all other themes for no jQuery * Restore jQuery & underscores.js to Sphinx themes Enables a more gradual deprecation * Added deprecation note to CHANGES * Run prettier with defaults * Update deprecation message to include extensions, note that sources must be copied * oops * Address Pradyun's feedback * Forgot this one * `let` doesn't work, as it is scoped to the block... * Remove missed jQuery in sphinx13 theme
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This contained a list of extensions, along with general contributing information and pointers on how to develop your own extensions. The list of extensions was very old, referenced the dead BitBucket repo and was really not very helpful, while the contributing and development information was just pointers to other, better documentation. Remove the document wholesale and update any pointers we have to it to other, better docs. Signed-off-by: Stephen Finucane <stephen@that.guru>
In HTML5, <script> elements default to MIME type text/javascript. The HTML5 living standard and MDN recommend against including the attribute. From https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/script#attr-type > The HTML5 specification urges authors to omit the attribute rather > than provide a redundant MIME type. From https://html.spec.whatwg.org/#the-script-element > Authors should omit the type attribute instead of redundantly setting > it.