That should've worked just fine, but unfortunately, Crowdin wasn't able
to pick up on our non-existent "one" category, thus appending empty
translation block to people's translations. Empty block WILL BE used by
any ICU FormatMessage library, thus resulting in an empty translation
for "one" category, and that requires immediate fix.
This commit duplicates contents of the "other" plural category.
There was a missed empty hash check. As well as rendering is now wrapped
in try/catch block, so app won't crash if any Blurhash component fails
to render its contents as it's not that critical.
This commit replaces all unnecessarily repeated code for decoding and
embedding blurhash canvases with separate component - <Blurhash>.
Under the hood Blurhash component will use effect dependent on its
props. This gives a few benefits: it will only be re-rendered whenever
the hash or width/height/dummy props update, and will not render if
canvas won't get to the final DOM, because then effect won't fire,
which prevents weird bugs like #14257.
This commit introduces new utility component - ShortNumber. It should
work almost the same way as original shortNumberFormat function,
though it also localizes units and accepts one more prop - renderer.
Renderer is a function that takes rendered short formatted number
and also ready-to-pluralize number to format display result accordingly.
Ready-to-pluralize number allows to correctly select plural for
compactly notated numbers, respecting thousands and other units.
Issue #12451 accurately describes the issue with using raw numbers
when replacing counter with short version. In short, it doesn't work
with languages such as Russian, that require different plurals,
according to the unit number was compacted to.
All previous usages of shortNumberFormat were replaced with new
function, and as it became unused, it was removed to avoid misleading.
Thai does not separate words by spaces, so I figured out it should be
in 'reliable characters regexp' that denotes languages that do the same.
Related #13891.
This commit redesign the polls and increases characters limit for the
options from 25 to 50 characters, giving pollsters more freedom.
Summarizing, the redesign is making the polls more adaptive for upcoming
changes to the options characters limit: the bar, or a "chart", is now
displayed separately from the option itself; vote check mark is moved
next to the option text, making the percentages take less space. Option
lengths are taken into account and text is wrapped to multiple lines
if necessary to avoid overflow.
This adds "Show thread" button to the status view which is used in
profiles. The logic to display the button is mimicking logic in
web app available at app/javascript/mastodon/components/status.js#L439.
* The little change in components CSS required to remove enforced
underline for all links on public pages on our button.
This commit attempts to fix most of regressions caused by #12961
pull request which added even spread of space between tabs.
The following fixes were done:
- Don't hide overflow in tabs
As tabs use ::after and ::before pseudo-elements to create arrow on
the bottom of selected tab, "overflow: hidden" will cause this arrow
to look split from the bottom container.
For the future we probably should use slider element instead, which
would align according to currently selected tab, instead of relying
on pseudo-elements. Such method would also allow smooth transitions.
- Disallow wrapping tab text on insufficient space
This would fix some unwanted behavior[1] when on insufficient width,
renderer might attempt wrapping text to not overtake others' space.
[1]: https://mastodon.social/@Gargron/103546083813829165
This commit fixes uneven spread of space between the tabs in profiles
or notifications (filters). The problem was that links and buttons
shown as blocks had their width determined according to the content
inside of them, so if one tab has more text content than another, it
is going to take over others space, which is uneven and results in
incorrectly aligned (?) tabs display.
By specifying the size of 100% for each tab, parent container will be
forced to divide available space by the number of elements and evenly
give each child fixed space, "text-align: center" then doing its best
job to keep tabs text centered in that space. This relatively fixes
the problem, but will introduce another one - when the block has more
content that its width allows to have, in this scenario the text should
be wrapped or will be displayed over the other elements, but I see this
more as translators' problem. Still, for this case "overflow: hidden"
is added and any unfitting text will be cut out.
One user suggested that the loading indicator should not be written
ALL CAPS, at first it was thought this change is very minor, but then
a few other people asked agreed on the same thing - variant without
caps looks better. It may be related that it is harder to read or just
looks too "catchy". Moreover, I asked @rf@mastodonsocial.ru community
what they think of that and 82% of 22 people agreed on this change.
This commit removes all usage of text-transform: uppercase, where the
font size specified, it changes the value by one pixel larger, so we
still keeping the "designed" size of the labels but without using CAPS.
This commit changes margins of the page heading header, actions in
order to fix displaying with low screen size and long enough header.
It is working by giving heading and action buttons margin from top
and then negating it in parent element. Whenever flex item wrap, the
"negated" margin will be applied again, providing us nice space
between header and action buttons.
This commit also adds a margin to header, so it does not clamp with
the heading actions and they wrap a little earlier (15px ahead). As
well as the left margin is not anymore applied to the first action.
This commit:
- Refactors centered text blocks currently used for placeholders
for empty tables and puts styles for it in separate class -
.centered-text, simply aliasing text-align: center. Which is
furtherly used in this commit.
- Improves applications settings page to use heading actions, moving
"New application" button there, and displaying placeholder "You
have no applications" in place of empty table.
- Improves custom emoji settings page to use heading action
for "Upload" button, making it more easily accessible without
need to scroll through all of the emojis.
- Improves email domain blocks settings page, moving "Add new" to the
heading actions and using placeholder "No e-mail domains currently
blacklisted" instead of showing empty table.
Current name - page_heading_actions is long and hard to remember,
this commit shortens it to just heading_actions, which is way more
easier to remember and write, it's logical too.
When you have many filters, it may be hard for you to reach the button
to create yet another one. This commit moves creation button to the
heading, leaving the page just for the list.
On the other hand, when there are no filters, page looks kind of
strange with the empty table. So text stating obvious fact that user
has no filters was added in this commit too.
Closes#11020Closes#12790
This commit adds promotional notice on appearance settings about
translation project if any other locale than English is used. It
allows users to learn and contribute translations to Mastodon.
Step ahead, in this commit one unusual string is added - link to a
guide. By default it refers to Crowdin project itself, but if any of
Mastodon localization teams established their own guide, they can
refer it. Or, if Crowdin supports localized domain for language, it
can also be put there (e.g. https://fr.crowdin.com/...).
Currently the page re-uses strings from other contexts which doesn't fit
very well - strings incorrectly lowercase-d and pluralized, when they
don't need to be, because it's a table.
This commit changes page to re-use accounts.posts_tab_heading for toots,
and admin.accounts for "Following" and "Follows". This all should look
more aesthetically pleasing.
* Move resolved button to the heading
This is one of the commits on improving overall reports page structure.
It changes where resolved button is located, moving it to the heading,
right next to the "Report #n" header, so-called "hot-place" to look at.
To accomplish this we have to declare one more content variable, change
admin dashboard template to respect it and CSS files for minor styling,
so buttons are inlined and centrally aligned according to the heading.
* Move actions buttons below the report table
I believe that actions to react on report should not be located at the
top of the page, instead they should be either after the table or
reporter's comment. This is just a logical sign that you should not
react to the report without reading all the details first.
Pluralize function from Rails framework does not work with other
languages than English, moreover it does not even work properly with
English [1]. Not that the latest applies to this context, it's just
a sign that we best to avoid this function, especially when there are
more reliable ways.
This commit changes how reports pages generated in order to avoid usage
of pluralize function, replacing it with default translation function,
called with given counter. On top of that, we have to make strings
pluralizable, so have to change locale files.
[1]: https://medium.com/@anna7/b3927de2ca8e#6a60
This commit changes how doorkeeper.applications.help.native_redirect_uri
string is being formatted to use <code> tag for native_redirect_uri
placeholder. This makes the URI look more distinguishable.
Before this moment relationships managing page was using strings from
other context - from counters, but in order for translators to be able
to translate it relatively to the page, it must use separate strings.
I've split the strings for "Following" and "Followers" and put them to
"relationships" keyset in localization file. This should solve this
issue.
Fixes#10863
Counter size is currently set to strict 33.3% width, but with it
counter may break in other languages than English. For example it is
already broken on Gargron's profile on mastodon.social using Russian
locale.
This commit changes "width" to "min-width", so counters still displayed
correctly, but if they need more width to fit text, they are now allowed
to take as many width as they need.
Currently notifications page seems a bit cluttered with no clear
separation between e-mail and filtering settings. This commit tries to
address them by adding clear separation with headers, hints and removing
continuously reused texts for events checkboxes.
Trending counter used to be constant 100px in width, which caused
issues in languages like Russian, where because of that, "talking"
text was cut to the size where actual count is not visible at all:
> 6 people talking
> Популярно у...
