Instead add them once durring setup
This fixes an issue where click events would fire x amount of times
depending on how many times the dialog was opened and closed, on even
times sort would run twice and not toggle.
Core changes
* window_management.js => panes.js (clarity, distinction from dialogs)
* Make portal preview use dialogs instead of the large preview "window"
* Use `open' callback instead of `create' callback for all dialogs
* Replace collapse/close buttons with themed buttons inspired by the AP Gain plugin
* Dialogs can now gain and lose focus, with changing title bar
* Tweak the Poslinks window to use dialogs
* Add collapseCallback, expandCallback, collapseExpandCallback, focusCallback, and blurCallback
* Fix http <img> in About dialog that caused Chrome to complain
Plugin changes
* guess-player-level 0.4.1: Use dialogs with titles, typo fix
* portal-counts 0.0.8: Use dialogs with titles, typo fix
* portals-list 0.0.12: Don't hijack every single dialog onscreen, add titles, typo fix
* scoreboard 0.1.8: Use dialogs with titles
- ensure each added item in plugins has a space before
- use in links so they're not split over lines
- make case consistant between core IITC and plugins
- make update URLS https - required by firefox+greasemonkey
- add build name + date/time to description of all plugins, and moved to front for main IITC
- ensure all plugins have a A.B.C. version number format - required now they append the date+time digits
- no smooth upgrade path from current 'dist' folder - so changed to 'release'. users will have to manually update this time, but will be fine fron now onwards (in theory!)
- plugins are now parsed for @@..@@ replacements
- main script and plugins have separate .meta.js files created - less web server load for update checks
- build script has variables for resource URL, update URL, etc, substituted via @@..@@ into main script and all plugins
After I converted and checked in the width nits I remembered that those
aren't supposed to be there period. They were just a proof of concept
type thing from before I had any styling set up.
