add colon to timestamp #2857
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add colon to timestamp #2857
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This solves part of the problem that the timestamp is gluing at the message, when copied in your clipboard.
Example:
23:02test message
see element-hq#893
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you'd need to make the colon invisible by default. |
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how would you do that? I tried but I am not into that code so much. Maybe you can provide a code snippet that solves this, I would update the PR then. |
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Or a space instead of the colon would be fine too? |
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I guess you could put it in a zero-width span. But actually, maybe it makes more sense to not include the timestamp at all? |
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No, the timestamp is perfect on the copy clipboard |
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you can reopen this if you make the colon invisible by default. |
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Or a space instead of the colon. would that be fine too? |
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I guess so |
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I created a new PR: #3046 |
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This solves part of the problem that the timestamp is gluing at the message, when copied in your clipboard.
Example:
see #893