This commit introduces a theme switcher feature within the personal
menu popover. The implementation begins with the development of a
tab picker, which has the following features:
* Utilization of radio buttons to emulate the tab picker.
Radio input buttons provides the native way in HTML to select one
value out of a set.
* Support for both horizontal (default) and vertical orientations.
Vertical orientation can be achieved by appending the
`.tab-picker-vertical` class.
* Respects the `prefers-reduced-motion` option set by the user.
Disables the sliding tab animation to improve accessibility.
Additionally, the theme switcher component incorporates error handling
mechanisms. In the event of a server/network error, the tab slider
reverts to the previous theme option after a delay of 500ms. This
behavior visually communicates the occurrence of an error to the user,
improving the UX.
Fixes: #22803.
Now we show the number of drafts that are addressed to the current
recipient selected in the compose box, if any, in the Drafts button
within parentheses (whether it is next to the Send button, or in the
Send options popover), and explain that it is the number of drafts for
this conversation in the tooltip.
Fixes: #28696.
This change aids in differentiating between a normal user and a bot
account, furthur eliminating any confusion between them (a step forward,
considering how good LLM bots have become in impersonating a real user).
Fixes#25958.
Co-authored-by: 1010nishant <nishantjangid6377@gmail.com>
Earlier the `/poll` slash command was the only way to create polls.
To increase user friendliness with a GUI, a button to launch a modal
to create a poll, has been added to the compose box. This button is
enabled only when the compose box is empty, to avoid complexities with
losing / having to save as draft any message already being composed.
The modal has a form which on submission frames a message using the
`/poll` syntax and the data input in the form, and sets the content of
the compose box to that message, which the user can then send. The
question field is mandatory for form submission.
Fixes: #20304.
Though there is currently no keyboard shortcut to advertise with
these icons, both the star and the @ icons now have informational
tooltips, to match other icons in the condensed view.
Fixes: #25902
By replacing `<span>` tags with `<div>` tags inside the tooltip's inner
content we remove the redundancy of having to use break tags to
separate the tooltip's title and it's content.
We also replace any `<p>` tags with `<div>` tags for the following
reasons:
- Since what we want to achieve are just block elements in order to
avoid the break tags, using `<div>` tags provide use with a wider
scope of use cases.
- We don't want the pause, screen readers often introduce after reading
the contents of a paragraph.
- The `<p>` tag cannot contain tables and other block-level elements.
- The semantic meaning of the <p> tag doesn't apply to the commonly
used tooltip content.
Commit 903dbda79b (#25370) introduced a
cross-site scripting vulnerability in the tooltips for the stream and
topic in the recipient bar. An attacker who can send messages could
maliciously craft a topic for the message, such that a victim who
hovers the tooltip for that topic in their message feed triggers
execution of JavaScript code controlled by the attacker.
Signed-off-by: Anders Kaseorg <anders@zulip.com>
Added hotkey hint to Narrow to stream/topic/DM tooltips by creating
new tippy for `tippy-narrow-tooltip` with LONG_HOVER_DELAY which
appends `S` hotkey to the existing tippy content set by
data-tippy-content attribute on the element.
Using this approach instead of a <template> with
data-tooltip-template-id avoids issues with context, where
{display_recipient}/{topic}/{display_reply_to} inside <template>
would always show the same stream/topic name regardless of the
actual stream/topic being hovered over.
Aman Agrawal
Sayam Samal
N-Shar-ma
Tim Abbott
Karl Stolley
tyler
Anders Kaseorg
Daniil Fadeev
Hardik Dharmani