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The modification adjusts the conditions for displaying "Related Posts" in the item full view, specifically addressing the issue where pinned posts do not show related content. This is achieved by refining the logical conditions that determine when the "Related Posts" section is hidden, ensuring it does not affect pinned posts.
File | Change Summary |
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components/item-full.js |
Modified conditions for displaying "Related Posts" based on item attributes. |
Objective | Addressed | Explanation |
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Pinned posts should show "Related Posts" (#1148) | ✅ | |
Correct logical condition to display Related Posts | ✅ | The change to (!item.position && !item.subName) correctly targets the issue with pinned posts. |
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fixes #1148
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