Readable JS Files

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First of all, 5.7 Rocks! Great strides have been made

I'd like to find or easily convert the .js files into a readable/editable form. Where might I find them or what tool would format them?

Also, how are the overlays being launched now? I would love to know where to find that code.

Thanks in advance

 
Mnkras replied on at Permalink Reply
Mnkras
For the JS you will have to use the version of concrete5 from github and compile them yourself as debug using the grunt script.

As for the overlays, do you mean panels? depending on which panel they are triggered in different ways.

Mike
DarylM replied on at Permalink Reply
Thank you, I'll get the code from git.

Not the panels, overlays are the windows that "pop up" for setting up various blocks - like the feature block. After you drag it into place the overlay opens up for configuration.
MrKDilkington replied on at Permalink Reply
MrKDilkington
"Not the panels, overlays are the windows that "pop up" for setting up various blocks - like the feature block. After you drag it into place the overlay opens up for configuration."

I think you mean the Add/Edit dialog forms.

The specifics for Add/Edit dialog forms are handled on a block by block basis.

I recommend looking at how the Testimonial block is made. It is a basic block that is easy to understand.
concrete\blocks\testimonial
DarylM replied on at Permalink Reply
Not the add/edit dialogues themselves. But the code that causes them to open in an overlay/window on top of the page content. I'm trying to figure out how to programmatically have content displayed in the same manner as those add/edit dialogues.