NewsGuyTor
commented
1 month ago Fixed, by adding this CSS:
/* Apply draggable to both containers only on macOS using .platform-osx */
.platform-osx .channelTabs-tabContainer,
.platform-osx .channelTabs-favContainer {
-webkit-app-region: drag;
}
/* Exclude all interactive elements from being draggable in both containers only on macOS using .platform-osx */
.platform-osx .channelTabs-tabContainer *,
.platform-osx .channelTabs-favContainer * {
-webkit-app-region: no-drag;
}
/* Apply padding-left to the first element following #channelTabs-settingsMenu if it exists, only on macOS using .platform-osx */
.platform-osx #channelTabs-settingsMenu + .channelTabs-tabContainer,
.platform-osx #channelTabs-settingsMenu + .channelTabs-favContainer {
padding-left: 72px;
}
/* Default padding for the first child of #channelTabs-container if #channelTabs-settingsMenu is not present, only on macOS using .platform-osx */
.platform-osx #channelTabs-container > :first-child:not(#channelTabs-settingsMenu) {
padding-left: 72px;
}
ultrasiq
Describe the bug This doesn't work very well on macOS ATM. A portion of the tab bar is hidden behind the macOS traffic lights, and the window is only draggable from the tiny black/gray areas between the traffic lights.
Expected behavior The traffic lights should get padding to prevent being getting ChannelTabs elements below it. The dark areas should be made draggable so it's easier to move Discord around.
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