Owen Leonard
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If you have item information configured in the MarcItemFieldsToOrder system preference, the "Select to import" tab will display a basic item information form which needs to use the same style as other item edit forms. In order to make the CSS in addbiblio.css more generic, I've changed some styles to use a class, .item_edit_form, instead of an ID. This lets us have multiple <div class="item_edit_form"> in this template without duplicating IDs. Other instances of <div id="cataloguing_additem_newitem"> have haa the .item_edit_form class added. To test you must have a staged MARC file which includes items and you must configure the MarcItemFieldsToOrder preference to map those items in the ordering interface. As you follow the previous patch's test plan you'll find that when you click a checkbox or title to expand the information about that title you'll see "Item record X" headings following by a properly-styled form. To confirm that the changes to addbiblio.css are not too far-reaching, test the other affected pages: - Item add/edit - Batch item modification - Batch item deletion Signed-off-by: Katrin Fischer <katrin.fischer.83@web.de> Signed-off-by: Martin Renvoize <martin.renvoize@ptfs-europe.com> Signed-off-by: Tomas Cohen Arazi <tomascohen@theke.io> |
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| value_builder | ||
| addbiblio.tt | ||
| addbooks.tt | ||
| additem.tt | ||
| cataloging-home.tt | ||
| editor.tt | ||
| linkitem.tt | ||
| merge.tt | ||
| moveitem.tt | ||
| z3950_auth_search.tt | ||
| z3950_search.tt | ||