- Added support for multiple collections in AdventureSerializer, allowing adventures to be linked to multiple collections.
- Implemented validation to ensure collections belong to the current user during adventure creation and updates.
- Introduced a signal to update adventure publicity based on the public status of linked collections.
- Updated file permission checks to consider multiple collections when determining access rights.
- Modified AdventureImageViewSet and AttachmentViewSet to check access against collections instead of a single collection.
- Enhanced AdventureViewSet to support filtering and sorting adventures based on collections.
- Updated frontend components to manage collections more effectively, including linking and unlinking adventures from collections.
- Adjusted API endpoints and data structures to accommodate the new collections feature.
- Improved user experience with appropriate notifications for collection actions.
- Updated CollectionCard, CountryCard, LodgingCard, NoteCard, RegionCard, TransportationCard, UserCard, and ShareModal components for better visual consistency and responsiveness.
- Introduced hover effects and transitions for a more interactive experience.
- Improved accessibility by ensuring proper alt text for images and using semantic HTML elements.
- Refactored date formatting logic into a utility function for reuse across components.
- Added new translations for profile viewing and joined date in the localization files.
- Introduced TIMEZONES constant in models.py to store valid timezone options.
- Updated Visit, Transportation, and Lodging models to include timezone fields.
- Modified serializers to include timezone fields in VisitSerializer, TransportationSerializer, and LodgingSerializer.
- Enhanced DateRangeCollapse component to handle timezone selection and formatting.
- Implemented timezone formatting functions in LodgingCard and TransportationCard components.
- Updated LodgingModal and TransportationModal to bind timezone data.
- Added VALID_TIMEZONES to dateUtils for consistent timezone management across the application.
- Set default icon for empty category in AdventureModal
- Enhance layout for visit buttons and validation messages in DateRangeCollapse
- Update localization files to include "no visits" strings in multiple languages
- Added "additional_info", "invalid_date_range", "sunrise_sunset", and "timezone" keys to pl.json, sv.json, and zh.json.
- Updated existing strings for consistency across languages.
- Introduced DateRangeCollapse.svelte to manage date range selection with timezone support.
- Removed DateRangeDropdown.svelte as it was redundant.
- Updated LodgingModal and TransportationModal to utilize DateRangeCollapse for date selection.
- Enhanced date conversion utilities to handle all-day events correctly.
- Adjusted TimezoneSelector for improved accessibility and focus management.
- Updated date handling logic in dateUtils.ts to support all-day events.
- Modified test page to reflect changes in date range component usage.
This patch slightly adjusts the font size of list items in the main
menu. I probably wouldn't mind making it even a bit bigger, but that's
probably worth a separate discussion.
Reasons for this adjustment:
1. Don't use different font sizes in the same lement.
While the buttons rendered at 14px, the search text rendered at 16px.
They should have the same font-size.
2. The buttons were below the base text size controlled by Tailwind CSS.
This means, it also puts the font size below the recommended
font-size for mobile devices (Google/Apple guidelines). This patch
puts them at the base level.
This patch removes the map marker from the adventures list item of the
main menu dropdown. It is not being rendered and given that all other
elements do not have an icon, it is probably a remnant of old code and
left by accident.
This is a slight improvement to pull request #576. I noticed that on a
tablet, the AdventureLog in the navigation bar would not render, even
though there would be enpugh free space. This patch moves the breakpoint
for hiding the text one step further towards smaller devices.
