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David Winterbottom 5c566ef842 Textareas in dashboard now have wysihtml widget Almost all textareas have it enabled. The corresponding variables in the main templates have been marked 'safe'. There are a few areas where the whitespace around the description isn't quite right. Will fix later. The widget is enabled by setting a class on the form 'wysiwyg'. It's much easier to use the form classes as you don't normally have access to the textarea classes directly. To do that, you would need a custom form widget and to build each form class to use it (rather than relying on modelforms). We may have to switch to this at some point if the current implementation becomes too clunky. We'll see.		13 年前
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css	Textareas in dashboard now have wysihtml widget	13 年前
fonts	Move oscar's assets into an oscar folder.	13 年前
img	Textareas in dashboard now have wysihtml widget	13 年前
js	Textareas in dashboard now have wysihtml widget	13 年前
less	Textareas in dashboard now have wysihtml widget	13 年前
README.rst	Update READMEs for statis for clarity	13 年前
favicon.ico	Replaced favicon with new one	13 年前

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Statics
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Oscar ships with a set of static files (js/css/less/images).  These are used on
the sandbox and demo sites.  

When building your own project, it is not recommended to use these files
straight from the package.  Rather, you should take a static copy of the
``oscar/static/oscar`` folder and commit it into your project.  

This is because the link with upstream project is not really helpful for
statics.  When you upgrade Oscar, the updated CSS files may not work with your
mark-up, causing unnecessary work on your behalf.  It's better to have complete
control of the statics within your project.

README.rst