1. Remove the theme object. There is no need to keep it around since meta
information for a theme can be retrieved via list_themes(). All we really
need is the theme name.
2. Check if the user selected theme is enabled during theme initialization.
This is the easiest place to put the check and doesn't mess with the user's
settings. Their database profile will still contain the disabled theme
selection, but they will be rendering the default admin-selected theme
until their chosen theme is once again activated.
- Re-added STYLE/ON*= filtering (this got lost a while ago due to reorganisation)
- Added form_group's to node.module's filter options
- Fixed incorrect filter usage in poll.module
<div class="user-login-block"> is now inside the <form> instead of the
other way around.
- Simplified the user login block by removing some CSS that was no longer
needed. The block module already emits block-related classes and an id.
- Fixed the title and breadcrumb trail of the comment delete page, added
missing cache flush, improved usability and made it so that when you delete
a comment replies are deleted as well.
- Added 'delete comment' links to the comments on node pages. Hopefully
this will make it easier to maintain old threads such as those attached to
the book pages on drupal.org.
- Comment module maintenance: added missing t() functions and improved
consistency of the calls to drupal_set_message(), used radio buttons instead
of a selection box.
- put text directly into t(), which also means that multipart help text becomes
a multiline string
- use modern XHTML tagging, no <b> and <i>
- put links and URLs out of the translated text where appropriate
- let referred menu items and form elements get the same name as in the menu /
form, so only one translation would be needed
- use %variable instead of $variable when variables need to go into the string
- add translation to form items previously untranslated
- use example.com in example URLs
tags.
To be discussed and investigated: when a form element has no title an empty
<label> tag will be emitted (eg. "remember me" checkbox). This doesn't make
sense but is our best option for now.
Dries Buytaert
Steven Wittens
Kjartan Mannes