Update hover / active behavior for side navigation links #3511
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This will allow targeted styling of the active element in the side nav
This aligns closer to RailsAdmin 2.x.x, where the background of an element in the side nav changes when it's either active or hovered over - making the navigation itself easier to follow in the UI
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| &.active { | ||
| background-color: map-get($theme-colors, primary); | ||
| color: color-contrast(map-get($theme-colors, primary)); | ||
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| &:hover { | ||
| background-color: map-get($theme-colors, primary); | ||
| color: color-contrast(map-get($theme-colors, primary)); | ||
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The styles here can be removed if it'd be preferable to keep with the current behavior, 410654d is the main change needed to allow targeting the (active sidenav) element.
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We noticed that the sidenav active / hover behavior from RailsAdmin 2.x did not carry over to RailsAdmin 3.0. This adds
hoverbehavior to the side nav, and theactiveclass to the side nav element that corresponds to the current model context - both of which can be overridden in user themes to maintain the current behavior.馃摑 I'm having trouble getting the 2.x branch running to demo the old behavior, but it can be seen in the demo app linked from the README