Genuinely Useful Bug Reports
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I was seeing:
- Dots 2.0
- Post 0
- No green progress despite being at end of topic (related to 2)
I didn't notice the post was from a different topic or the missing reply button. So that's 5 then?
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FTFY
Really, after having (managed) to remember to
to keep my3
?1. Dots 2.0
2. Post 0
I missed both of those :(
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It's a gift that just keeps on giving.
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What is Dots 2.0?
Man I try to keep up on this forum, but when it comes to Discourse bugs, it still leaves me in the dust.
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I see:
- [spoiler]Missing reply button[/spoiler]
- [spoiler]Broken progress bar[/spoiler]
- [spoiler]Truncated ellipses in the title[/spoiler]
- [spoiler]I can't seem to find that post in that topic anywhere near post 58[/spoiler]
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5. hamburger helper
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What is Dots 2.0?
A normal ellipsis is made up of three dots: …
A Discourse ellipsis can be 1, 2, 3, 1.5, 2.5. Referred to as Dots #dots.
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When there's supposed to be 3 dots in the progress bar but there's only 2. Sometimes there's only one and a bit dots due to browser oddities, which typically gets called Dots 1.5 or similar.
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Oh. Ok.
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How is that even a thing?
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When there are supposed to be 3 dots in the progress bar but there are only 2. Sometimes there's only one and a bit dots due to browser oddities, which typically gets called Dots 1.5 or similar.
FTFY
Minor personal pet peeve.
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Minor personal pet peeve.
Obviously, or you would have fixed the other one, too.
EDIT: Hanzo'd
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How is that even a thing?
My guess is that they are actually appending 3 periods (instead of using the ellipsis character), and setting the title area to "overflow: hide" in CSS or whatever that option is to make the browser just cut-off stuff that extends beyond the rectangle.
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But it doesn't appear to be related to the likes thread...
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This post is deleted!
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Noted, and edited.
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Actually, survey says no.
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My guess is that they are actually appending 3 periods (instead of using the ellipsis character), and setting the title area to "overflow: hide" in CSS or whatever that option is to make the browser just cut-off stuff that extends beyond the rectangle.
.extra-info-wrapper .topic-link { color: #333; display: block; white-space: nowrap; overflow: hidden; text-overflow: ellipsis; }
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Oh in that case: I also have no clue how they're doing it. Is it possible for a margin of a neighboring element to "cover it up"?
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Well, they are blocking part of the display.