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indeed it is better but it also modifies the result on 1 line…
As you say, we can’t do much until the plugin is modified
@DownPW Yes, it’s not very elegant sadly, and there is an impact to other elements. You could write a jQuery function that only modifies the CSS when there are more than x of the same element in that
div…
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Why not @phenomlab but like you know, i’m not a good JS develloper
lol
I have not the skills for that -
@phenomlab do you think it is difficult to do?
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@phenomlab do you think it is difficult to do?
@DownPW said in nodebb chat roll dice game:
do you think it is difficult to do?
No, but judging by this
It might be best to wait - or if you can’t, you could easily patch that file, or overwrite it (
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@phenomlab said in nodebb chat roll dice game:
It might be best to wait - or if you can’t, you could easily patch that file, or overwrite it
ok but I don’t understand what the correction do for my problem ?
The interpretation of HTML is better ?
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@phenomlab said in nodebb chat roll dice game:
It might be best to wait - or if you can’t, you could easily patch that file, or overwrite it
ok but I don’t understand what the correction do for my problem ?
The interpretation of HTML is better ?
@DownPW yes, exactly. It’ll enable better element styling meaning a greater flexibility in terms of being able to target specific components
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I will test to see if it’s better out of curiosity but I don’t think that will be enough…
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That is what I thought. patching the file is not enough. Same result
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@DownPW did you rebuild and restart after patching?
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@DownPW from what I’ve read, the patch appears in core
v2.5.0and even then, this plugin would still need to be modified so that targeting classes is then available. -
Yes I see that and the correctif with type event ID
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@DownPW I still think you could do something much quicker with jQuery.
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@phenomlab said in nodebb chat roll dice game:
@DownPW I still think you could do something much quicker with jQuery.
Why not but like I said, I have no skills to do that.
If you are motivated, why not but I don’t want to bother you especially since it will only be for a certain period of time.
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