* Add awesomplete dependancy (source + min + CSS)
* Remove jQuery and jQuery-UI dependancy
* Few CSS ajustements
* Use tags complete list as RainTPL var (and display it as HTML)
* Remove "disable jQuery" feature
* Remove tag list web service
The option to see the shortlinks or permalinks has been added to the configuration panel. It is a simple checkbox
This option is disabled by default (meaning that shortlinks are the default)
Updated writeConfig() to save this option
Also fixed a slight typo in config.html.
Removed useless CSS & fixed a comment
Enabled permalinks for the ATOM feed and fixed the isPermaLink attribute for the <guid> tag
Reverted to default behavior and clarified its meaning
EnableRssPermalinks is an oddly behaving option: when enabled, it shows a
permalink in the description and a full link in the element title, and
swaps it around when disabled. This clarifies the option for end-users
Also, moved enable_rss_permalinks to $GLOBALS['config'] because it is a
config option.
fix indent
* fix duplicate IDs - #paging_older, #paging_newer become classes as the paging is displayed twice (top, bottom) in the linklist
* fix duplicate IDs - #paging_privatelinks and #paging_linksperpage become classes
* daily links are now valid (use &)
* name attribute is not used anymore on a tag in link list
* center tag is replaced by CSS in picwall and tag cloud
* action in form tag can't be empty, use # instead
* fixed configure table with CSS instead of cellpadding, border, and valign
* export links are now valid
* remove "size" in input tag
* Fix missing alt attributes for img elements
* tpl/daily: Use HTML entities instead of char escape codes
* tpl/export: fix missing </span> closing tag
* Remove obsolete language attribute on <script> elements
Shaarli uses light Javascript in its normal operation, and some jQuery
for some features (autocomplete in tags, QR-Code popup...).
jQuery can be slow on small computers. An option has been added in
configuration screen to disable javascript features which are hard on
CPU.
(Note that the Picture Wall is awfully heavy *without* jQuery.)
(Side note: A *LOT* of users want Shaarli to work without javasript at
all, if possible. That's why I try to use as few javascript as possible:
It keeps Shaarli pages fast.)
