on reference-1.0.3.html page, for unknown reason?
See https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet/issues/5585
Using a dummy modification on the page, hopefully it might re-trigger a proper Jekyll build on that page?
* Bump version to 1.1.0
* Blog post about 1.1.0
* Fix description
* Fix punctuation
* Update integrity hashes
* Set release date for 1.1.0
* Add reference for 1.1.0
* Point reference.html to docs for 1.1.0
* Docs(Marker): explain checks for re-using icon element
when the marker is modified with an icon of the same type (i.e. an image icon with an image icon, or a DivIcon with a DivIcon), or checks for NOT re-using the icon element when modifying with an icon of a different type (i.e. an image icon with a DivIcon, or the reverse).
* Revert "Div icon accept node element as option (#5517)"
This reverts commit ba7bfb5011.
Conflicts:
spec/suites/layer/marker/MarkerSpec.js
* Docs(Map/Grid+TileLayer): improve minZoom and maxZoom explanations
so that it is more explicit how Map's options may get automatically computed from its Grid/Tile layers, and what is the exact effect of these options on Grid/Tile layers.
* Docs(Map/Grid+TileLayer): use "inclusive"
instead of "included".
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/inclusive
* Using proper minus character in the zoom control which means CSS workaround isn't needed
* Using HTML escaping of unicode minus character for added browser support
* Don't turn enter keypress into clicks on map
But still preserve functionality to open marker's popup through
enter keypress when focused.
Fixes#5499.
* Clean code
Thanks @egoroof
* Change name of keypress handler to _onKeyPress
* Add unit test
Fixed grammar & capitalization errors on line #3803 to "not required by all Leaflet users" from "not required by all of Leaflet users" and to "JavaScript" from "javascript".
* Fix for issue #5116
As this filters out custom inputs created from property names (supposedly using innerHTML), they still will become unusable whenever _update() is fired on control.
I believe that this is a different issue coming from design of a module.
* Followup fix for #5116
* Add precision parameter to all toGeoJSON functions
* Replace usage of toPrecision with Utils.formatNum
* Always default to six decimal places
* Fix docs
* Allow precision of 0
* Docs(Marker): modify icon option description
To explain that a _common_ / generic instance of `L.Icon.Default` is used, instead of leaving room to think that a _new instance_ of `L.Icon.Default` is created for every Marker without specified `icon` option.
See https://github.com/Leaflet/Leaflet.markercluster/issues/786#issuecomment-302893446
* Docs(Marker): replace icon class by instance
it actually needs a proper _instance_ of `L.Icon`, not a "class".
* Added option to allow DOM elements inside a DIV icon
* Removed white line
* Adapted so that the dom element can be passed with the html option
* Update DivIcon.js
Changed documentation to state HTMLElement
* Feat(Bounds): add getTopLeft & getBottomRight methods
as suggested in #5475, for consistency with `LatLngBounds` methods which already provide methods for the 4 possible corners.
Also include the docstrings.
* Docs(Bounds): add comments to identify corners
in BoundsSpec.
* Test(Bounds): add tests for existing corner methods
namely getBottomLeft and getTopRight.
Checked that expecting different values make the tests fail.
* Test(Bounds): add spec for 2 new corner methods
namely getTopLeft and getBottomRight.
Closes#5475 together with previous PR #5487.
* Refactor(Bounds): return this.min(max) instead of new Point
as TopLeft corner is tha same as this.min (BottomRight same as this.max).
* Docs(Bounds): add links to this.min(max)
to make it clearer that these methods are just shorthands to already available properties.
Furthermore, it implies that they output those properties directly, making a clue for the app developer that if he/she wants to modify them, they should be cloned before doing so in order to prevent unintentional behaviour.
as suggested in issue #5475.
The actual relative position of the given corners do not matter for the factory / constructor current functionality: it just determines the min/max coordinate values.
