Fixes#32199
We only need a log in button since that will take users to
"/accounts/go" if we are on a non-realm specific URL.
"/accounts/go" already has link to go to "Find accounts" page.
Updates the name for the self-hosted complimentary access plan
to "Zulip Basic (complimentary)" instead of "Free (legacy plan)".
Since these plans are never billed in Stripe, we don't need to
hold to the 22 character limit for the plan name.
Updates support actions for "temporary courtesy" plans to instead
use "complimentary access" to refer to these plans and actions.
Prep for implementing a complimentary access plan for Zulip Cloud.
Renames context variables used for the pricing model template for
when the customer has a current plan that has an upgrade to a new
plan tier scheduled.
Fixes the "Upgrade scheduled" note that was being shown when an
annual fixed-price plan has a subsequent fixed-price plan scheduled
to start when the current plan ends.
Prep for adding a complimentary access plan for Zulip Cloud.
The majority of the label elements on the billing page are not
associated with a form element and function more as section headers.
Also removes the padding/margin 25px rules for these so that the
rendered page is less fragile to cases where content could overlap,
such as when there was no text before the next expected charge h1
element.
The for attribute for a label element is only used to associate it
with a form control. Removes the for attribute and any related
div element id attributes that were not being used.
Some of the label elements had no class attributes set in the
template, and all of them were being rendered the same in the
billing page. Therefore the "inline-block" and "label-title"
classes can be removed without any visual changes to the page.
This commit standardizes the naming convention to be used for the UI
components being used in the `/devtools/` storybook-like pages for
testing the UI components.
This commit adds the redesigned banner component to the codebase along
with a storybook-style page in /devtools/banners to view and test the
redesigned banner component.
Any banner using the new redesigned styles, requires two classes,
- First, the base `banner` class which defines the structure and
behavior of the banner.
- Second, a modifier class like `banner-info` which defines the styles
for the particular banner type.
The navbar alert banners also have a custom class `navbar-alert-banner`
which is used to define the specific style and structure for these
banner types.
This commit also makes the `banner`, `action-button` and `icon-button`
components into handlebar templates to maintain consistency in their
usage in the codebase.
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This commit adds the icon-only button styles to the codebase along with
appending this new button style to the storybook-style page in
`/devtools/buttons` to view and test the icon-only button component.
The redesigned icon button component, uses the `icon-button` class to
follow Zulip's no-abbreviation policy, and to avoid conflicts with the
pre-existing `button` and bootstrap `btn` classes.
A button using this new style, should use the following classes,
- First, the base `icon-button` class which defines the structure
and behavior of the button. (Required)
- Second, a `icon-button-square` class, to be used in conjecture
with the `icon-button` class which provides the style for the squared
button style of icon button. (Optional)
- Third, a modifier class like `icon-button-neutral` which
defines the colors for the particular icon button type. (Required)
Made the input field of the page consistent with
the other similar pages. Here are I have done the following things:
1. Changed text 'Enter your organization's Zulip URL:'->'Organization URL'.
2. Left aligned the label and button to make it consistent.
3. Moved 'Don't know your organization URL? Find your organization.' to be
just below the URL field.
4. Changed the placeholder 'your-organization-url' -> 'your-organization'
Fixes#32198
The "cancel-legacy-server-upgrade-button" class attribute was not
being used in CSS rules or frontend biling code, so these changes
remove it instead of renaming it.
This is a follow-up to #32693, which missed a bunch of places due to
varying ways of typing Azure AD. (Azure AD, Azure Active Directory etc.)
In the diff there's an apparent inconsistency with renaming, in some
places renaming to just "Microsoft Entra ID" and in others
"Microsoft Entra ID (AzureAD)".
The idea is to add (AzureAD) in ordinary documentation, as it can help
clarity since many people still think of this as AzureAD, while sticking
with brevity and cleanliness of just using the official name in
marketing focused material.
Microsoft has been renaming AzureAD to Entra ID. Though both names still
seem to function, even if unofficially, so this mostly renames to `Entra
ID (AzureAD)` to reference both for clarity.
Adds COMPLIMENTARY_PLAN_TIERS to the CustomerPlan model so that
we start transitioning from the "legacy plan" language in the
billing system code. Adds a helper function that checks if the
plan tier is in COMPLIMENTARY_PLAN_TIERS.
Updates the sponsorship page context to use that helper function
and updates the relevant template for the updated user-facing
terminology.
Being on a free trial also means that the billing entity is on a
paid plan.
If they are on a sponsored plan, then they are not on a free trial.
If they have a pending sponsorship request, then they will be
redirected to the billing page. Otherwise, they will be shown the
form to request a sponsored/discounted plan, which does not use
the free_trial boolean.
Renames file and redirects existing links to "help/user-roles" as
the previous content tracks to that current file's content.
Updates existing links (excluding ReadtheDocs) to go to either
"help/user-roles" or "help/manage-permissions" depending on which
help center article applies to the content.
This commit adds the redesigned button styles to the codebase along with
with a storybook-style page in `/devtools/buttons` to view and test the
redesigned button component.
The redesigned button component, uses the `action-button` class to
follow Zulip's no-abbreviation policy, and to avoid conflicts with the
pre-existing `button` and bootstrap `btn` classes.
A button using the new redesigned styles, required two classes,
- First, the base `action-button` class which defines the structure
and behavior of the button.
- Second, a modifier class like `action-button-primary-neutral` which
defines the styles for the particular action button type.
