symposion_app/vendor/symposion/constants.py

TEXT_FIELD_MONOSPACE_NOTE=(
    "This field is rendered with the monospace font "
    "<a tabindex=\"-1\" href=\"https://sourcefoundry.org/hack/\">Hack</a> with "
    "whitespace preserved")
Support monospace TextFields instead of Markdown Drop markdown for monospace With markdown, we're only allowing about 1/10 of what is possible. This creates a false reality and expectation. Lets not suggest this. Nor do we have in-editor preview. So the user has to save, look at it, then go back and edit. And seeing a bunch of sanitized HTML or just missing sections isn't firendly. Monospace, what you type, is what you're going to get. It gives the presenter enough power to build a readable abstract, but not so much that they can break the page and it's CSS, nor the ability to confuse onselve through not getting what you expect. We keep bleach sanitation and we should probably run linkify on this in the long term. (Turn links into clickable links) 2017-05-07 03:22:28 +00:00			`TEXT_FIELD_MONOSPACE_NOTE=(`
			`"This field is rendered with the monospace font "`
Don't tab stop on Hack links in proposal creation It's really annoying when you are adding a proposal and you hit tab and end up on the link to the Hack website. There's no need for this and at least on newer browsers we can pretty easily skip the links for tab. Unfortunately because this is model text it generates migrations. As we know these migrations don't actually do anything, so they are annoying but not actually harmful. 2017-07-02 12:52:53 +00:00			`"<a tabindex=\"-1\" href=\"https://sourcefoundry.org/hack/\">Hack</a> with "`
Support monospace TextFields instead of Markdown Drop markdown for monospace With markdown, we're only allowing about 1/10 of what is possible. This creates a false reality and expectation. Lets not suggest this. Nor do we have in-editor preview. So the user has to save, look at it, then go back and edit. And seeing a bunch of sanitized HTML or just missing sections isn't firendly. Monospace, what you type, is what you're going to get. It gives the presenter enough power to build a readable abstract, but not so much that they can break the page and it's CSS, nor the ability to confuse onselve through not getting what you expect. We keep bleach sanitation and we should probably run linkify on this in the long term. (Turn links into clickable links) 2017-05-07 03:22:28 +00:00			`"whitespace preserved")`