Ignisdev Inpost Parcel Locker for Virtuemart

Inpost parcel locker extension for an online store based on Virtuemart.
Ignisdev Inpost parcel locker for Virtuemart allows you to add shipping method to an online store based on Virtuemart.
Pop-up with OSM or Google Maps
Ignisdev Inpost parcel locker integration for Virtuemart allows you
to find a parcel locker in a pop-up window with a search field and
an OSM or Google Maps view. The pins displayed on the map define
the locations of Inpost parcel collection points.
Designation of the pickup point in the
order
After selecting an Inpost parcel locker or a POP point, the number
of the parcel locker or the name of the POP point and the address
of the pickup point appear in the order process view.
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JMG Article Slider

This free module shows your Joomla! articles as sliders.
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Volunteers Portal - February 2021 report
A status update about the Volunteers Portal activity last month:
Github Issues
The Volunteers Portal has a public repository and issue tracker on https://github.com/joomla/volunteers.joomla.org. We have been working on these issues this month:
- [Field] - NDA Signed date field #239 - The Identity part has been completed and is released, ready for use now for the OSM secretary.
Thanks for those reported issues and provided input. Please feel free to report issues, suggest features, or even work on the issues listed in the repository. Let me know if you need help to get started!
Other updates
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Group 2 Elections - President - Recommendations (2021)
We are happy to announce the next steps for the election of President Elections. Included are recommendation comments provided by the nominator(s) of each. Nominess are listed in no particular order.
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Bootstrap 5 Beta 2
Our second beta has arrived for Bootstrap 5! We delayed its release to iron out some issues with third-party libraries and stabilize our major changes. We’ve also once again shipped some awesome updates to our documentation.
Next up is our final beta, which we may even promote to a stable release depending on how development proceeds. Stay tuned for that!
Dropdowns
Dropdowns saw a lot of work in Beta 2 because of how much has
changed in both our JavaScript and in Popper.js (which we depend on
for most dropdown, popover, and toolip positioning). We’ve modified
our dropdown plugin to add a new data attribute to help separate
our own positioning styles with that of Popper’s. The issues we
saw—like a .dropstart
menu
overlapping a button or an incorrect responsive .dropdown-menu-end
class—were largely the result of competing positioning.
Now when dropdown menus have data-bs-display="static"
,
we’ll add data-bs-popper="static"
via JavaScript to their associated .dropdown-menu
. When
dropdowns are in our navbars, their menus will have data-bs-popper="none"
added. This separates two different positioning libraries, ours and
Poppers, and ensures all behaviors are supported. You can see
all the options in a new example in our docs.
We updated our CSS selectors to use these new data attributes,
too.
In addition, we’ve removed the initial margin
s from
dropdowns and popovers, instead of relying on Popper’s offsets.
These also conflicted with the default styling for elements
positioned by Popper.js. Relatedly, there was a bug in how popover
arrows were aligned that has now been resolved.
Color utility docs
We’ve overhauled our color utility documentation, separating the
text color
classes from
our background-color
ones. We’ve also made extensive use of our scss-docs
shortcode
to include tons more code snippets in our docs.
- Text color utilities remain on their existing page.
- Background utilities have moved to a new page.
Both pages now include a new Sass section, showing relevant snippets of our source code that are related to each set of utilities. We list all our available color variables, our theme color variables and maps, associated mixins and loops, and even where these utilities are generated in the utilities API.
Expect this kind of documentation improvements to continue into our next release. Follow along in the draft pull request that adds Sass docs to all our components on GitHub.
JS updates
We’ve spent a significant amount of time in Beta 2 improving our JavaScript plugins to fix bugs and improve behaviors since dropping jQuery.
- Dropdown now emits events on the
.dropdown-toggle
instead of the.dropdown
. - Restored the offset option for dropdowns.
- Fixed modal toggling when clicking on
data-bs-toggle="modal"
. - We now build our base component as a separate
.js
file. - We now prevent
getSelector
from returning URLs as selector which caused errors in dropdown and scrollspy plugins. - Refactored components to use a utility function to define jQuery plugins
Miscellaneous updates
Across the board, we’ve made a few small changes to other components that are worth a brief mention here.
- Navbars:
.navbar-nav-scroll
class to enable vertical scrolling when a collapsed navbar is
opened. It’s customizable via Sass and a CSS variable. Read more in the docs. We’ve re-added
flex-grow
to the .navbar-collapse
to
restore the flexbox behaviors from v4 and prevent some content from
being inadvertently squished.
- Forms:
vertical-align
from
.form-select
Form
validation mixin updated with additional parameters Fixed
validation icon placement in .form-select
Checkboxes and radio buttons are aligned better in input groups
- Buttons:
- Toasts:
word-break
to
.toast-body
Added a
live example to the docs to trigger a real toast
- Bundles:
- Carousels:
<button>
s
wherever possible instead of <a>
elements.
CSS selectors changed for using <button>
s as
indicators (from .carousel-indicators
li
to .carousel-indicators
[data-bs-target]
).
For a more complete list of changes, check out the v5 Beta 2 project board or list of issues and PRs in this release.
Get started
Head to https://getbootstrap.com to explore the new release. We’ve also published this updated as a pre-release to npm, so if you’re feeling bold or are curious about what’s new, you can pull the latest in that way.
npm i bootstrap@next
What’s next
We have three releases coming up next for the team:
- Bootstrap v5.0.0-beta3 (possibly promoted to v5 stable)
- Bootstrap v4.6.1 (bringing in some more bugfixes and alignment with the latest in v5)
- Bootstrap Icons v1.4.0
Our v5 Beta 3 will continue to focus on JavaScript issues and documentation improvements. Tooltips in particular need some attention after our fixes to dropdowns and popovers. After v5 goes stable, we’ll look to adding some of the awesome features we’ve built up in our backlog. Check out the v5.1 project for an idea of what’s being planned.
Support the team
Visit our Open Collective page or our team members’ GitHub profiles to help support the maintainers contributing to Bootstrap.
Read more https://blog.getbootstrap.com/2021/02/10/bootstrap-5-beta-2/
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