I guess the idea that switching to PNGs obviated the need for this was wishful
thinking (though it doesn't seem to be necessary for the single buttons anymore
on Linux, and it's no longer necessary on OS X, which has generally saner
styling in Firefox).
- Fix spacing on Windows and Linux in latest Firefox versions
- Tweak icon colors on Windows and OS X
- Adjust Z SVG to take up full height, so Z is a full 16px instead of
14px with slight anti-aliasing
- Use generated PNGs instead of SVG for Z toolbar icons, to remove the
need for complicated size rules
- Add separate platform-specific .svg files that are used by a
zotero-build script, make-z-icons, to generate the Z PNGs; the main
SVG is still used directly in the menu panel and customization
palette, with platform media queries to determine the coloring
This apparently has been happening for a year, since #617.
Might be better to show open/save on cancel, as implemented for the
RIS/BibTeX prompt in 4ecdd55 (which caused this), but that would have to
wait for the better promise handling in 5.0. Doing "Save Link As..." for
a CSL file also seems a bit more straightforward than for RIS/BibTeX,
which can be served in complicated ways.
If Standalone is closed in full-screen mode in 10.11, 'sizemode' on the main
window is persisted as 'fullscreen'. On reopen, the window doesn't go into
full-screen mode, but it still lacks menubar or titlebar. This patch forces the
window into 'normal' mode if it was left in 'fullscreen'.
(Firefox appears to ignore 'fullscreen' without actually changing the value,
but I didn't find the code that handles that.)
In Firefox 41, file: URIs can no longer be loaded (at least via Image)
from the hidden window on Windows/Linux, but chrome: URIs still work.
Not sure why I was using a file: URI to begin with.
If multiple collections are highlighted and none are in view, scroll to
the first one in the list.
The logic could be improved here a little more to scroll to the closest
collection instead of the first one, and also to scroll to a few rows
above or below the target.
This also fixes what was probably an incorrect highlight if there were
multiple collections and some had to be expanded first.
