this matches the behaviour of a multi-selection: all matching options are still highlighted, but the radio-option is not set.
also fixes a minor bug with multi-selections not taking `<key> = no` properly into account
closes#8796
Previously the applied paddings were too large for narrow sidebars, causing the turn-restriction min-map view to be much more zoomed out than needed.
This tweaks the paddings such that even for the slimmest sidebar the rendering is still acceptable (i.e. no turn arrows to be rendered completely outside of the viewport) and at the same time allows generous margins for wider sidebars.
This also fixes a minor bug where the mini-map is not properly alligned vertically
* controls: add wrapper div to not clip tooltips
* bind wheel to controlsWrap
minor z-index change
* scrollbar for ie/firefox
Co-authored-by: Milos Brzakovic (E-Search) <mbrzakovic@microsoft.com>
On a slow machine, the preset list is painfully slow to search, as it
rerenders the list on every keystroke, which takes several hundred
milliseconds. By debouncing this, it is able to keep up.
Performance analysis:
Before: Typing the word 'stream' results in a 2.5s frame according to
Chrome's profiler. Each input event takes between 300 and 600 ms to run.
After: Typing the word 'stream' results in three 300ms frames. The first
and last input events take around 200ms, while the four in the middle
are ignored by the debouncer.
The main differences here is:
- oci now supports default strings and exports a "resolveStrings" function
- this makes linkifying any urls embedded in descriptions a bit more complicated
because urls and descriptions might need resolution, we can't use iD's normal
t() function to do the token replacement like before
This has caused problems going back a long time, and now that we have a validator
and very visible brand presets with logos, it's not necessary anymore.
(re: #5558, closes#8271, closes#8304)
This also fixes the logic for calculating whether the preset shows a
`brand` or `operator` field - it needs to use `fields()` to actually
resolve the fields, as these fields can be inherited from another preset.
This also includes a change to match "primary" names before
"alternate" names (aka the "Baby Gap" / "Gap" problem)
