[4.0] redesigned media-browser-actions-list

[bahl24]

Pull Request for Issue #joomla-projects/media-manager-improvement#567.

Will also help to solve #23968

Summary of Changes

Small changes in actions - list

Testing Instructions

Build vue files & clear cache.

This Pull Request can only be tested by NPM only on a local environment and not by using Patchtester.

[infograf768]

New display works here. Is it what admin template workgroup desires? @ciar4n

[ghost]

is this Test using Patchtester?

[ciar4n]

I did style the original media manager UI for the old template design but I'm not part of the @rdeutz template group. Last I checked that group was private. So short answer.. I don't know.

IMO since the template design has changed, the media manager looks out of place with the rest of the template and needs a total overhaul. But any changes is probably pointless IF this is been worked elsewhere.

[ciar4n]

@franz-wohlkoenig Not possible to test with patchtester

[ghost]

@ciar4n thanks, can you please provide a Link how to use NPM? Haven't found at https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/Portal:Joomla!_Code_Contributors

[brianteeman]

Follow the link in the reader for j4 which takes you to
https://docs.joomla.org/J4.x:Setting_Up_Your_Local_Environment

You can only do this on a local environment. It is not possible on a remote like launch.joomla.org

[bahl24]

@franz-wohlkoenig you can run npm run dev in administrator/components/com_media folder & then clear browser cache after applying the patch.

[ghost]

@brianteeman thanks for Links and Info.

I updated the Test Instructions so non-Dev know how to test. If this is fine, i would append this Informations on all PR which need NPM for test.

[wilsonge]

@ciar4n it's public now ;) https://github.com/joomla/backend-template/tree/release (make sure you're on the release branch if you clone down). but no they haven't worked on the media manager

[wilsonge]

I don't think this is going to be acceptable from an a11y perspective @brianteeman @zwiastunsw as i assume all the elements need to be in the same ul element

[brianteeman]

@wilsonge thats correct but it can be resolved very easily - you can display a single list in two columns with just css using the html5 columns styling https://www.w3.org/TR/css-multicol-1/

[wilsonge]

OK Let's do that then. @bahl24 can you do the columns in CSS then please

[joomla-cms-bot]

Set to "closed" on behalf of @Quy by The JTracker Application at issues.joomla.org/joomla-cms/24423

[Quy]

Closing in favor of #25123

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