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When working on #294 (in #376), and live-testing it in the management room, I got a comment that the listings simply were way too big, and that hiding the text would be useful.
There is an HTML tag called <details> that would allow this, the Element Web client already supporting rendering of this;
However, a quick look at the Element iOS client shows that it doesn't support it, and I don't know about Element Android.
This'd probably be nice in combination with the solution in #376, allowing users to hide massive walls of text but also quickly go to a specific subset of information in that large amount of text. (By just clicking the arrow next to the relevant header)
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This issue isn't actionable because it doesn't describe what it would affect other than "lots of text". The root issue here is #129 - we should keep conversation there.
When working on #294 (in #376), and live-testing it in the management room, I got a comment that the listings simply were way too big, and that hiding the text would be useful.
There is an HTML tag called
<details>
that would allow this, the Element Web client already supporting rendering of this;However, a quick look at the Element iOS client shows that it doesn't support it, and I don't know about Element Android.
This'd probably be nice in combination with the solution in #376, allowing users to hide massive walls of text but also quickly go to a specific subset of information in that large amount of text. (By just clicking the arrow next to the relevant header)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: