Support so print can print only important text.
SVG modified to use display:inline/none based on overlay True/False and
a symlink to make it easy to change to a completely seperate svg if that
is not optimal.
SVG added layers to split text and graphic so graphics can be easily
hidden and printed.
Closes: #38
- The schedule grid page is ridculously database-query heavy and hence
terribly lacking in perfmantitude.
- Caching can help with this, but the caching implemention at present
is not user-aware. If one user looks at the page, they'll get a
"YOU" in all the places they're chair and something else everywhere
else - and then everyone will see that for the next 600 seconds,
then YOU will become someone else
- to avoid this, remove the request.user-specific bit of the template
- Use the first template in the system
- If there's no template, use /tickets/review as it at least gives
- people an overview of what they've paid for and warns them of
missing categories
* Switch to showing the PNG version by default, as this reflects what
will actually be rendered and sent to the printer
* Include the greyscale filter
* Include the twemoji font we'll use for rendering the badges
In the narrow view, lots of details that aren't in the normal view
appear to compensate for not having clear row/column headers any more.
However, all the detail can look very same-same; this tweak makes rooms and end times more distinct.
Session chair info is made always italic, and a label is added to make
it clear that this person is not the speaker.
* Adds session_detail page
* Adds session chairing information to the schedule grid
* Adds session_list.html
* Nicer volunteer text
Conflicts:
pinaxcon/templates/symposion/schedule/_grid.html
Conflict and migration performed by Sachi King <nakato@nakato.io>
Emoji changed, lca2017_tags to lca2018_tags, remove needless dependency
on django-user-account, use request instead like the remainder of the
calls n the template do anyways.
Remove blocktrans from a number of texts as they break {{ templating }}
and we don't translate anyways.
Modified-by: Sachi King <nakato@nakato.io>
