This can be used in other places, but ensures caches are invalidated
whenever something about a page changes.
- Add a util to get wagtail-specific fragment cache keys
- Don't pollute context when injecting site variable
- Add documentation on wagtail fragment caching
- Define an intelligent cache key for pages
- Allow the components of the cache key to be easily modified
- Note that some manual changes may not create a new cache key
Co-authored-by: Andy Babic <andyjbabic@gmail.com>
Closes #5074
- Removes six inline scripts completely, no longer relying on window.headerSearch
- Update the fallback Stimulus Swap controller afterLoad to be a deprecated method
- Add upgrade considerations
- Fix regression from d554cbe310 where manually submitting page search results would load the partial, not full page response
- Closes #9950
- Optimized/Customized/Catregorize -> Optimised/Customised/Categorise
- Github -> GitHub (80% were spelt with capital H, this is the way GitHub spells itself)
- GitPod -> Gitpod (most were without the capital P, Gitpod's site does not use capital P)
- Remove duplicate words (to to, the the)
- De-coupled -> decoupled
- implementors -> implementers (all other references used 'site implementers' so just aligning with the common case)
- Fix a/an usage in one case
- Fix one comment usage of ok, replace with OK
* Extract userbar BaseItem.get_context_data()
* Extract Axe config into smaller attributes and methods for easier overrides
* Add TypeScript interface for WagtailAxeConfiguration
* Improve typings for userbar.ts
* Separate Axe `runOnly` and `rules` options
* Pass request object to all axe configuration methods
* Remove Axe runOnly option if it's falsy
* Add docs for customising the accessibility checker
* Use lists for Axe include and exclude selectors
* Parse JSON script when testing accessibility checker config
* Add tests for customising accessibility checker configuration
Co-authored-by: Thibaud Colas <thibaudcolas@gmail.com>
This removes the parameters that come from the base Panel class (e.g.
heading, classname, etc.) from the specific panel types to avoid
repetition. Instead, these parameters are properly documented in the
separate "Panel customisation" section. They are also explicitly listed
in the Panel API reference.