Since we only have tippy popovers now, functions calling
not_hide_tippy_instances have been removed.
Also, all of emoji_picker, stream_popover, user_card etc popovers
are tippy popovers so calling hideAll is enough to hide them all.
This will allow us to remove some duplicated compose box code that was
previously inside restore_draft.
Co-authored-by: N-Shar-ma <bablinaneh@gmail.com>
We should search for what the user asked us to search for.
CZO conversation:
https://chat.zulip.org/#narrow/stream/101-design/topic/search.20buddy.20list.20for.20self/near/1630454
This commit also stops the user from being at the top of
the search list, so that the search list is fully
alphabetical (though still sorted by online status).
We switch to not having the user at the top of the list
only when there's search text in the search bar, otherwise
there'd be a visual jump that would happen just by opening
the search bar. There's almost always visual change when
entering text into the search input field, so that seems
like the time to change the sorting.
This commit fixes the alignment of account-alert-notification-banner
by using a new classname 'account-alert-notification' for this specific
banner, removed the default margin-top and margin-left from this banner
which is set to all other banners, and Aligned the banner with
vertical-align property set to middle.
To left-align this specific banner when the email is long enough
to wrap to the next line removed the margin-left and used a new
classname 'account-settings-heading' for the accounts heading,
and gave a margin-right of 10px to ensure that the notice banner and
the heading have enough space between them, when the email is short.
If the email is long enough to wrap to multiple lines, then the gap
between the email input field and the banner is too low. To adjust
this, set the margin-bottom to 10px.
This commit fixes the issue where, if the content inside the alert
notification banner is long enough, it will wrap inside the alert
banner.
To prevent the email from spilling over in the notice,added the
'overflow-wrap' property set to 'anywhere'.
Fixes: #23653
Earlier, followed topics in muted streams were not listed in
the 'Recent conversations' table when 'Include muted' filter is
unchecked.
They should be listed as we currently list unmuted topics.
The "test_filter_all" includes tests for muted and not muted topics,
but the 'is_spectator' field is set to 'true'.
Logically, it is incorrect because a topic can't have a
visibility policy set in spectator view.
This commit fixes the incorrect behavior and adds a separate test
for the case 'is_spectator=true'.
The issue was introduced in d0a697f.
If you focus on inbox-header name by right arrow then down and then
left, it will focus on unread count instead of ellipsis icon.
Hard to explain how this fixes the bug here, next commit adds
explanatory comments to the function.
This commit resolves an issue where the edit button was not visible
during message hover for new messages. The problem occurred when a
message was sent after the hover event, resulting in the hovered
message being a local copy with the `locally_echoed` attribute set
to true. This caused the `is_message_editable_ignoring_permissions`
function to return false, subsequently causing `is_content_editable`
to return false as well. As a result, the `is_content_editable`
argument was false, leading to the edit button not being displayed.
The issue was caused due `$current_message_hover` being set to the
locally echoed version of `$message_row`. When the message was
successfully sent and the message was rerendered, the `message_hover`
function was called again on the properly sent message row.
However, the conditional check `($current_message_hover &&
rows.id($current_message_hover) === id)` returned true because
`$current_message_hover`, set to the locally echoed version, had the
same ID as the actual `$message_row`. Consequently, this condition
returned true at the start of the `message_hover` function,
preventing further execution of message_hover function and,
consequently, the updating of hover buttons.
To address this, an `else if` condition was introduced to check if
the message is locally echoed. If true, the function is terminated
to prevent `$current_message_hover` from being set to the locally
echoed version of `$message_row` until the message is sent correctly.
Once the message is sent correctly, the `message_hover` function is
executed again, setting `$current_message_row` to the properly sent
version of `$message_row`, and resulting in updating of hover buttons.
Fixes#25312
This ensures uniform display and flexing of different bits of
banner content, including:
* Banners like Sent! Scroll down to view...) that have only a
classless `<p>` marking their content
* Banners like the unscheduled message allert, which puts a
.banner_content class right on the paragraph
* Banners like the Your message was sent to a stream you have
muted", which tuck a `<p>` into a div with the .banner_content
class
Uptil now, a dash `-` was used to separate the task from its (optional)
description. But a colon `:` was used in the `/todo` command syntax to
indicate where the task ends and it's description starts.
To make the separator symbol consistent for both the syntax and widget,
`:` is used for both. It was chosen over `-` as `:` is encountered less
often in normal language, and so accidental usage of it when using the
`/todo` command syntax is less likely. It is also is impossible to
confuse with the bullet list syntax which is allowed for tasks.
Earlier the tasks in a list were sorted alphabetically and on marking
one complete, it was pushed under any incomplete tasks. This behaviour
can be unexpected and confusing, so now each task is appended to the
bottom of the list on being added, and no shifting takes place on
marking it completed.
Fixes part of #20213.
Aman Agrawal
Anders Kaseorg
evykassirer
N-Shar-ma
Tim Abbott
Sahil Singh
Satyam Bansal
Karl Stolley
Ryan Song
palashb01
Prakhar Pratyush
Hardik Dharmani