moved sb-admin-2 assets to dependencies

[marxide]

Closes #369

[marxide]

I think I covered all the changes to the original sb-admin-2 assets. I couldn't do the media query override, but I managed to achieve the same result of a default collapsed sidebar by adding a class in the HTML markup.

[ajstewart]

Firstly CHANGELOG.md needs updating.

Everything seems to work ok, though the NavBar has changed behaviour, here when I click to 'collapse' it instead shows the full expanded view. It should collapse fully on most screens from the default 'collapsed view'.

We decided to make this collapsed view the default and with the previous sb-admin changes I made it so the expanded NavBar view would only be seen on really high res screens (I think I set it to 3840 pixels).

[marxide]

Firstly CHANGELOG.md needs updating.

Thanks. I'll remember to do it the first time one day... 😣

Everything seems to work ok, though the NavBar has changed behaviour, here when I click to 'collapse' it instead shows the full expanded view. It should collapse fully on most screens from the default 'collapsed view'.

We decided to make this collapsed view the default and with the previous sb-admin changes I made it so the expanded NavBar view would only be seen on really high res screens (I think I set it to 3840 pixels).

Yeah, I couldn't figure out how to undo the media query that is declared on the md breakpoint in sb-admin-2. Adding sb-admin-2 as a dependency means we lose the ability to directly modify it as done before since any changes would get overwritten when the package gets updated.

However, I think I've found a way to do it by compiling the sb-admin-2 Sass files ourselves with Gulp. In doing this, I've also changed our own custom pipeline.css to be compiled from the Sass file scss/pipeline.scss. It looks complex, but Gulp should take care of it. If you want to add more CSS rulesets, you can just add them to scss/pipeline.scss, then run Gulp and they'll end up in static/css/pipeline.css. Sass is a superset of CSS, so if you don't have a handle on Sass syntax, you can just write regular CSS too.

Stale

[ajstewart]

Nice fix! Looks good and seems to all be working well.

[marxide]

Merging is blocked due to a required review but the only thing I changed since the last review was resolving the merge conflict on CHANGELOG.md, so I'm merging this now.