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Initially decided to use RDoc to be cheeky, but since there wasn't a
good way to add local images to the README using RDoc, opting for
Markdown instead so that I can include screenshots.
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For use in the README.
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Instead of globally setting styles for `.django-sneak-peek`, set those
styles previously defined on it on `.django-sneak-peek.default`. This
should make it easier to override styles and create new ones since
users won't have to set various `border-image`s to `none`.
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Add more information, filling in sections about different border types,
and make a few edits.
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Need a page to use for screenshots for the README. Decided to
integrate it into the example project.
* Create screenshots.html template
* Add route in urls.py
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For better clarity.
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Description that appears at the top of the README.
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Add a section that describes how to give users permission to view
content designated as 'sneak peek'.
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Still have some parts to fill in, but getting an outline going and
added some relevant sections already.
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Following
https://hynek.me/articles/sharing-your-labor-of-love-pypi-quick-and-dirty/
In reality I don't even know what this addition is for. But from what
I can gather it will help with distribution across Python versions.
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* Improve markup
* Use slightly better test content
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Now that we require quotes around the style argument, add quotes to
the default style.
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Import `TemplateSyntaxError` directly.
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For `display: inline-block` positioning.
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Require the template tag argument to be quoted. This allows us to
specify multiple CSS class modifiers instead of just one.
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Allow sneak peek to appear inline by adding the `.inline` modifier
class.
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Use `.django-sneak-peek` now that we've changed the class in the
stylesheet so that we can have better namespacing.
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* Remove bad glyphs from CSS file
* Change names of CSS and border image files
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Include static files in package.
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Use the permission we just created with our data migration to
conditionally display the sneak_peek-ed markup.
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* Create empty sneak_peek_tag/models.py to appease South
* Create South data migration for sneak peek content_type and
permission
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* Don't try to get 'request' from context since it isn't available
unless 'django.core.context_processors.request' is in the
TEMPLATE_CONTEXT_PROCESSORS
* Turns out that 'user' is already in context, so get it directly
instead of having to go through request
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Put in a test sneak_peek template tag on the index page of the example
project.
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Adds app to example project's INSTALLED_APPS.
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Just the essentials so that I can install my package. Will fill in the
rest of the information later.
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Includes:
* Template tag
* Static resources
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The minimum amount of configuration necessary to get the example Django
project to serve a static index page.
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* Create a new Django 1.4 project in examples/ for testing
* Add .gitignore
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