Also
- use field inheritance to simplify presets
- rename multipurpose to "Golf Cartpath / Service Road"
(I think users would understand this better)
- add `maxspeed` to "Golf Cartpath / Service Road"
I've converted the improveOSM errors to use this new generic QA error
structure which should allow for more general code to be used in
behaviour and UI.
Sidebar preview is currently broken, but will be fixed shortly.
As per my last commit, this icon differentiates errors from points and
still allows us to specifiy icons for errors to differentiate them amongst
eachother.
I learned quite a bit about SVGs and using them in HTML while
implementing this 😝Had some issues getting the icon to center in the
header so resorted to using a flexbox instead of absolute positioning
being used elsewhere.
This allows more diverse representation of the error subject at a glance
than relying on colour alone.
However, it would be good to have a generic error icon that can contain
icons which is differentiated from the point icon for clarity.
Sidebar header currently still uses the bolt icon until I figure out
how to deal with that. Also the font awesome icons don't seem to work,
perhaps there's additional code needed for those that I've missed.
Root cause was the `select` mode removing the "selected" class from all
elements upon `exit()`. Easy fix is to use a different class (here
"currentView") for street imagery elements.
Fixes:
- Selecting a bubble then enabling a second imagery layer removes the hovered and selected highlighting
- If multiple imagery layers are enabled and you select a bubble it only temporarily becomes highlighted
- If multiple imagery layers are enabled and a bubble is highlighted, hovering over another imagery layer's bubble will remove the selected and hovered highlighting
Basically these all came down to style updates resetting all layers for
cases other than when the viewport was changed (where doing so makes
sense because the selected bubble/sequence needs to update as a result).
See #5494
This is just a minor thing that doesn't usually alter visible behaviour.
The mouseover and mouseout events would fire when moving between child
elements of the svg group which was unnecessary.
Bryan Housel