Nice! Thanks for posting those two JavaScript (JS) and Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) snippets. Very helpful!
For newbies or visitors from the future: While the above JS and CSS snippets can be directly embedded in an HTML file (the old way), the new way of doing things is to just reference them in an HTML file, but have their code reside in physically separate files (.js, .css) in specially designated places in the file system (/js, /css). For additional background, please see:
Thanks for the feedback! I'd like to try to reproduce the issue. Can you tell me how your front page is built and translated? (E.g. a particular node set as Home path which is translated via...
Posted1 hour 40 min ago by Olaf Grabienski (Olafski) on:
Wow, many thanks for keeping on digging. You finally found it!
Yes, now I can reproduce the problem, as soon as I switch to "Use map defined setting" in the view's zoom setting section...
I did a bit more testing again using a new content type. It seems the problem with no sane default map zoom level is with all the maps from Leaflet More Maps (I did not try all of them, but...
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This problem has been around quite a while. I'm not sure if anyone has opened an issue for it yet in the forum.backdropcms.org issue queue:
https://github.com/backdrop-ops/forum.backdropcms.org/issues
If someone opens an issue, I'll try to bring this up at one of our upcoming dev meetings.
Hello @stpaultim,
Have opened issue as you suggest:
https://github.com/backdrop-ops/forum.backdropcms.org/issues/153
Have opened ckeditor 5 issue
https://github.com/ckeditor/ckeditor5/issues/17310
Have posted issue screenshot:
https://ibb.co/wLkWkyH
I suggest we use a url shortener (for long urls) until this situation is resolved:
https://www.shorturl.at/
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$('.field-name-comment-body a').each(function() {
if ($(this).text().search('http') == 0) {
$(this).attr('title', $(this).attr('href')).addClass('compressed-link');
}
});
.compressed-link {
display: inline-block;
max-width: 30%;
white-space: nowrap;
overflow: hidden;
text-overflow: ellipsis;
}
Heya @Enthusiast,
Nice! Thanks for posting those two JavaScript (JS) and Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) snippets. Very helpful!
For newbies or visitors from the future: While the above JS and CSS snippets can be directly embedded in an HTML file (the old way), the new way of doing things is to just reference them in an HTML file, but have their code reside in physically separate files (.js, .css) in specially designated places in the file system (/js, /css). For additional background, please see:
Reddit: How do HTML, CSS and JavaScript Co-Exist?
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Hello Everyone,
I got an answer from the people at CKEDITOR5: