This commit fixes the issue introduced in #6023
The clicks on folder names direct the users inside the folders; while
the clicks on file names don't download the files, and will open file
previews on a separate modal in the future. Additionally, when a file
has been selected using the checkbox, it can now be downloaded without
being inside a zip file.
Fixes#6026
This commit has been done according to @abperiasamy's feedback as we
are going to reserve the click on file icon to open the preview modal
in the future.
Also, when the user now selects a single file, the file itself is
downloaded instead of a .zip file containing the file.
Fixes#6019
- Center text on Alert component appearing on top
- Change "Upload" to "Continue" on New UX Abort Upload modal
- Fix issue where long bucket names were overflowing instead of
continuing on the next line
- Fix word wrap issue similar to the last one for the alerts that appear
on top
- Help fix the cluttering issue on #5690 as the right margin has been
increased in alerts
Fixes#5689, #5691 and #5695
* adding local pagination to bucket list
When there are more than 5000 buckets, browser ui
becomes unresponsive since react needs to create
5000 elements which takes browser resources.
So we show only 100 buckets for the first time,
and load more buckets when the user is scrolling down.
* move inline styles to less file
This commit takes the existing remove bucket functionality written by
brendanashworth, integrates it to the current UI with a dropdown for
each bucket, and fixes small issues that were present, like the dropdown
not disappearing after the user clicks on 'Delete' for certain buckets.
This feature only deletes a bucket that is empty (that has no objects).
Fixes#4166
This commit fixes an issue where the last item's menu on a list of files
that scrolls gets blocked by the floating add button.
The fix is simply add the same padding that we use for the responsive
view, since it works just fine in responsive.
Kaan Kabalak