@scion/workbench 20.0.0-beta.8 → 20.0.0-beta.9

package/README.md

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@ SCION Workbench enables the creation of Angular web applications that require a
 
 An application can have multiple layouts, called perspectives. A perspective defines an arrangement of parts and views. Parts can be docked to the side or positioned relative to each other. Views are stacked in parts and can be dragged to other parts. Content can be displayed in both parts and views.
 
-Users can personalize the layout of a perspective and switch between perspectives. The workbench remembers the last layout of each perspective, restoring it the next time it is activated.
+Users can personalize the layout of a perspective and switch between perspectives. The workbench remembers the layout of a perspective, restoring it the next time it is activated.
 
-A perspective typically has a main area part and other parts docked to the side, providing navigation and context-sensitive assistance to support the user's workflow. Initially empty or displaying a welcome page, the main area is where the workbench opens new views by default. Users can split the main area (or any other part) by dragging views side-by-side, vertically and horizontally, even across windows.
+A perspective typically has a main area part and parts docked to the side, providing navigation and context-sensitive assistance to support the user's workflow. Initially empty or displaying a welcome page, the main area is where the workbench opens views by default. Users can split the main area (or any other part) by dragging views side-by-side, vertically and horizontally, even across windows.
 
 Unlike any other part, the main area is shared between perspectives, and its layout is not reset when resetting perspectives. Having a main area and multiple perspectives is optional.
 

package/design/_workbench-popup-global-styles.scss

@@ -97,14 +97,5 @@ $diamond-height: 8;
         border-left-color: var(--sci-color-background-elevation);
       }
     }
-
-    // Hide the popup when contextual view is detached, e.g., if not active, or located in the peripheral area and the main area is maximized.
-    &.wb-view-context:not(.wb-view-attached) {
-      // We use `visibility: hidden` and not `display: none` to preserve the dimension of the popup.
-      // Otherwise:
-      // - The popup would flicker when attaching the contextual view, most noticeable with popups that display a microfrontend.
-      // - The popup would not retain virtual scrollable content since `display:none` sets width and height to 0.
-      visibility: hidden;
-    }
   }
 }