Closed ezwelty closed 1 year ago
These CSS properties are inherited so we can just move them to the parent (Description
and ReviewDescription
in this case).
I pushed those changes and also added word-break: break-all;
so words that are longer than one line will be forced to break. This way users can't add a review with no spaces and have it overflow onto the entire screen 😄
@SirajChokshi I think you meant word-break: break-word
. break-all
is a visual disaster:
Also I'm actually not so fond of putting these styles on Description
and ReviewDescription
, since these wrap many different elements, not just the elements for review.comment
and location.description
where we want to explicitly allow multi-line input. For example, if someone somehow manages to pass in a line break in user.name
, I don't want that rendered.
Sets CSS
white-space: pre-line
to elements displaying the following attributes:This ensures that line breaks (
\n
) are displayed correctly and as they appear in the form text areas.@Qrtn @SirajChokshi Is this the best way to achieve this (setting style on elements directly), or can just the style be made into a reusable component? This situation could occur anywhere that a text field (user bio, dataset comments, ...) is displayed outside a textarea input.