BREAKING CHANGE: The developer should be stating exactly how an icon
should show, but previously the right nav arrow icon violates this by
automatically showing a right arrow when an item was an anchor or
button. Instead of using the `:after` item selector, which was always
applied by default, it uses the same markup as `item-icon-right`, which
is easier to understand, customizable and not a hard coded default.
This change removes the `:after` nav icon styling, and creates a new
class, `icon-accessory`, based off of similar CSS. The change makes a
nav arrow highly customizable, allows RTL developers to easily control
the arrow direction, and the accessory class is something that's
reusable.
An example of right side arrow using `ion-chevron-right` as the icon:
<a class="item item-icon-right" href="#">
Check mail
<i class="icon ion-chevron-right icon-accessory"></i>
</a>
Main changes:
* Use gulpfile now (build was getting way too disorganized with custom
tasks; gulpfiles are much easier to build clean custom tasks with than
Grunt.
* View README#Development for updated commands
* Docs written for ionContent, ionHeaderBar, ionInfiniteScroll.
* Docs are pushed to ajoslin's fork of ionic-site until they reach a
* point where they can be published.
**TODO, In Order of Priority**
1. Finish writing source-documentation for all existing components
2. Add multiple versions of docs (one per release & nightly, latest
stable release docs being shown by default)
3. Add examples generation
4. Add searchbar to docs
This requires us to set fullscreen="false" in our cordova apps.
Uses the resize event to determine when the keyboard has been shown,
then broadcasts an event from the activeElement: 'scrollChildIntoView',
which is caught by the nearest parent scrollView. The scrollView will
then see if that element is within the new device's height (since the
keyboard resizes the screen), and if not scroll it into view.
Additionally, when the keyboard resizes the screen we add a
`.hide-footer` class to the body, which will hide tabbars and footer
bars while the keyboard is opened.
For now, this is android only.
Closes#314.
