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Styling fixes #4

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@berleant berleant commented May 16, 2018

Some of these changes depend on a pull request I sent to discourse (see linked issue)

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</div> <!-- again with the hacks ... hopefully this will fix the styling. The component is wrapped automatically in a div element, but that breaks the vanilla discourse styling. One can customize the component to be wrapped in another kind of html element, but as far as I can tell you can't just tell it not to wrap it at all -->

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😂 I've seen/done this before in other templating languages like Handlebars to wrap frustrating stuff in something reasonably selectable with CSS. No shame if it's what it takes.

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Is it being wrapped in the div just applying some weird spacing or something? Haven't actually looked to see what this looks like yet.

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I found an officialish solution: emberjs/ember.js#4790

@berleant berleant changed the title Styling fixes (WIP) Styling fixes May 28, 2018
@berleant berleant force-pushed the sb/134 branch 2 times, most recently from 09455b9 to e55d1c8 Compare June 1, 2018 05:42
@berleant berleant merged commit fecfaf3 into master Jun 12, 2018
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