LEARNER-1894
This commit adds in course messaging for three use cases. First,
when the user is not signed in, the user is shown a message that
provides a link to sign in or register. If the user is signed in
but not enrolled, they are given a link to do so. If the user is
enrolled but the course has not yet started, they are shown a
message explaining when the course starts and shown a link (not
yet enabled) to add a reminder to their calendar.
The implementation defines a base message class and extends it
for the course home messages as well as the previously implemented
page level messages.
We have recently discovered that for any SSO Provider configured to skip
the registration form, we were auto checking the terms of service box,
which is a legal faux pas. Since IBM is planning to launch imminently and
is depending on this feature, we need to remedy this situation for enterprises
whose SSO Provider is configured to skip registration.
This PR hides all of the registration fields except TOS for this scenario
and disables the autoSubmit functionality that typically happens when skipping
registration.
LEARNER-1879
Issues with images overflowing over their container divs and images being too large for the containing div. Also did a bit of cleanup to improve scss quality.
LEARNER-1785
This story was to update the existing custom themes to work with the flexible bootstrap design. It also updates the red theme to more closely resemble the real implementation on openedx.
The screen the set a new password after a reset is currently misaligned
on prod. It's pushed to the left side due to an inline-block display
property. Changed to block and fixed margins.
LEARNER-1628
This allows enrolled users to write reviews on the reviews page that
can be accessed through the course tools sidebar. A button in the top
corner of the page toggles the widget that is configured with a
setting in the common.py file. The reviews tool is Course Talk.
When a user comes in through an sso provider and arrives at the login
or registration page, there is a warning message that comes up to indicate
that the user has to take an action to sign in and register and thus
link their sso account to their edx account. However, it is confusing,
particularly for the enterpise context. This diff disables these messages
from being rendered if these pages are being shown in an enterprise context.
