- Be less strict about the Ruby version, which resolves a build failure.
- Add libidn as a dependency (until Nanobox adds idn-ruby to the list of gems with a dependency on it).
- Remove redundant bundler commands (Nanobox's Ruby engine handles these things cleanly on its own, now).
* fix(column_header): Invalid ARIA role
* fix(column): Remove hidden nodes from the DOM
* refactor(column_link): Remove unused property hideOnMobile
* fix(column_header): Use aria-pressed
* fix(column_header): Make collapsed content not focusable, add focusable property
* fix(column_loading): Make header non-focusable
* fix(column_settings): Use role to group the toggles
* Fix padding in hero container, landing page
Erase hero container padding to fit registration form to full width. By this setting, heading padding disappears, so I adjust heading padding.
* Specify attribute strictly for heading padding
To overwrite padding-bottom in superior settings.
* Make padding shorthand more concise
* fix(compose): Use nav and remove redundant aria-label
* fix(tabs_tab): Use nav and add aria-label
* fix(app): Add aria-label for settings toggle button
* chore: Run yarn manage:translations
* Adjust mobile landing page
Change mobile viewport threshold to 840px in consideration of padding. Fix loss of "container hero" padding in about/more under 675px.
* Fix indent
* Update and expanding Dutch strings for 1.5
Only privacy policy is not translated, but is included. Hopefully I have time to translate this another time (you can set your own privacy policy now anyway).
* Missing file
* A few changes cause of changes in another file
* Fix
* Update Dutch strings for 1.5
* nl
* fix
don't know how that ended up there
* Update nl.yml
Deployment with Capistrano was failing due to a mismatch between the loaded
version of Capistrano and the one specified in the deployment
configuration. Bumping the version in config/deploy.rb fixes this issue.
Setting only padding-left made the logo left-shifted on mobile page. Margin-right was old setting for adjusting clearance between old logo and letter "Mastodon".
Akihiko Odaki