This actually affects only
the SDK tab, which previously did not allow resizing---now it does.
Also add a couple new templates to allow either 190 or 200 pixel-wide
side navigation by default, and apply 200 to the Resources tab.
Change-Id: I4555c496088dd8aac77f9aa01273c3a1d52f89e0
on the page) and expand all inherited members.
Also move the appropriate methods from -docs.js into -reference.js where
they belong and add some function documentation.
Change-Id: I421bbf27d3b41d377776b3d64a97380458fcebd6
by adding the class "no-pretty-print" (needs to hyphenate 'prettyprint',
otherwise the prettify script will parse "no-prettyprint" the same as
"prettyprint")
This now will avoid writing the cookie for the width when IE6 calls
resizeWidth() in order to properly resize the doc-content div (other
browsers to not call resizeWidth() for resizing doc-content because it
has auto width, which IE6 does not perform).
is only called when the side navigation is actually resizable
This stops 'width' cookies from being written for the SDK docs
(and any other page that doesn't have resizable nav) and also adds
some security to the init() function to be sure we properly read
cookie names.
tasks into chunks that are only executed when necessary.
Move the stuff that does the reference panel resizing
into a separate method because this should only happen when
literally resizing the panels. This thus resolves the problem
in which an invalid cookie would sometimes be written during
a normal window resize event -- there's no need to write that
cookie unless the user literally resizes the panel.
There's no need to call resizeWidth all the time, the doc-content
div can manage its width by inheritence and should only ever have
to resize its left margin when the side nav is manually resized or
when the page is loaded (in order to account for a saved side nav
width). This vastly improves the performance and visual quality
when resizing. However, IE6 still requires this in order for the scrollbars
to be visible in the content area. So a flag is now set when IE6 is
the browser, it has its own onresize method
and the width is defined only for IE6.
Inside resizeHeight, check what the href path is before doing any
resizing, just to make sure we don't do unecessary work and to
make the code more readable.
this includes some function renaming for the related scripts.
the checkbox will be unchecked by default, so any users
that currently have an api level filter selected will now
see all apis until they click the checkbox. the old api level
cookie is still saved the same, but the selected value will only
be applied if the checkbox is selected, which has its own cookie
for on or off.
use normal DOM mod instead of jquery to load the lists.js
file because jquery was appending GET parameters that
eliminated any caching of the file.
Change-Id: I926ef8c164ba81d040256accaf78883807c3b57e
and rename navtree.js to android-developer-reference.js for all reference related scripts
TODO: shading for hidden classes in the treeview navigation... these aren't dynamic yet.
