Specifically, the old highlighter didn't support the "diff" format which was important for changelogs.
Changed the style from dark to light, since it's way too contrasty on a light background - makes it hard to scan both text and code.
And reduced the padding between code and content (mostly using the highlight style defaults)
Added a slight background shadow on code to visually offset the relatively light background color
Changed existing background color for <pre> to a slightly lighter shade, better contrast
Didn't create a custom *.ss style yet, too much work, and XML is good enough for now
* Removed hamburger and inserted close button in sidebar
* Replace sidebar mobile slide out with fade in
* Updated mobile menu button to translate into different languages
* Create sidebar hamburger menu for mobile
* Improve sidebar UX and mobile menu
* Fixed sidebar UX bug where blue text breadcrumb didn't appear and fixed hover/focus styling
* Improved UX of hamburger by applying toggle animations
* fixsearch:
Resolve test failures
Bug with Search Entities - removing from form. Removed calls to page entity, there is none when in search controller action
Conflicts:
javascript/DocumentationViewer.js
Universal increase in font size
Use same font as ss.org for consistency
Remove unnecessary visual noise (borders, box shadows, etc)
Use Google PrettyPrint syntax highlighter for improved readability of code sections
Fully responsive, with hamburger menu
Add "section" linking mode to menu items
Add masthead for breadcrumbs, introduction
Improved styles for notice/info/warning messaging
This continues on the migration to the Manifest. Instead of using calls to a `Service` now all file related lookups are done through the `DocumentationManifest`
This major update changes the behaviour of the docviewer module to use a cached manifest rather than on demand. This allows us to simplify the URL matching and store 'nice' URL configuration rather than altering handleAction().
Default setting: separate submenu, no recursion.
Setting recursion fetches all children, to allow for JavaScript-powered
submenus (script not included). If recursion is enabled, separate menus
are disabled.
The table of contents is removed from the sidebar and relocated
underneath breadcrumbs and page title (if there is one). It can be
toggled open and closed.
