padding issue with emoji/user/issue autocomplete forms
See original GitHub issueDescription
Version
- GitHub Desktop:
1.6.3-beta1
- Operating system: macOS
Steps to Reproduce
Use the :
in the commit summary to trigger the emoji selection.
Expected Behavior
Emoji icon has padding on left-hand side
Actual Behavior
Emoji is squished against left edge
Additional Information
I believe this is related to our Electron 3 upgrade in #6713 so you might not notice this in the current production build.
Issue Analytics
- State:
- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:5 (5 by maintainers)
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Both the
#
and@
autocompletion-popup are also affected.This got me anxious since bumping Chromium really shouldn’t affect styling, they take incredible care not to regress in this area so I felt the need to go digging and it turns out that this was simply an unexpected side-effect of another change where a little overly ambitious CSS selector matched too greedily. The change was https://github.com/desktop/desktop/commit/83ddcf0f82ceafb2d50a4589488b60d868a8e0ab#diff-5c3655a73143215d8edebe5ad471326b where
.file-list .list-item
had its padding removed and it turns out that.file-list
isn’t actually a list but a rather all-encompassing wrapper in the sidebar meaning that any list item underneath that was affected by the same style.