Insert ui divider directly in templates instead of from inside heatmap vue component#11508
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* this commit reverses 6ccd19e Signed-off-by: surtur <a_mirre@utb.cz>
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@a1012112796 introduced it in #11437 Instead od adding a devider to vue we could put it specific in the home template? |
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edit: I originally misread description 👓 |
This is what the original idea behind 6ccd19e might have looked like. The only issue was it introduced a double-separator appearance in the "Public Activity" of the dashboard, as per the image in the very top of the conversation. This PR should fix that. It's more like showing the line only where it should be, rather than removing it altogether. |
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Awaiting removal of broken divider from user/dashboard/heatmap.tmpl as discussed on Discord
* the separator is added by partial templates as needed Signed-off-by: surtur <a_mirre@utb.cz>
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Good, I'm sorry for my fault. Maybe you should choose a better title for this pull request. Thanks |
* as discussed in Discord * includes a divider of its own Signed-off-by: surtur <a_mirre@utb.cz>
No worries it all leads to a better fix : ) |
…p vue component (go-gitea#11508) * ui: remove the divider between heatmap and feeds in the dashboard view * this commit reverses 6ccd19e Signed-off-by: surtur <a_mirre@utb.cz> * add a divider to the default user dashboard view * another one-line change, this time as a direct complement of 2bfc716 to implement a divider of sorts (as per 6ccd19e originally) Signed-off-by: surtur <a_mirre@utb.cz> * removed the divider in heatmap.tmpl * the separator is added by partial templates as needed Signed-off-by: surtur <a_mirre@utb.cz> * load proper dashboard template code in profile.tmpl * as discussed in Discord * includes a divider of its own Signed-off-by: surtur <a_mirre@utb.cz>

Hello there,
This change removes a redundant divider line that sits between the user heatmap and the feeds in the user dashboard view's "Public Activity" tab, so that we could move

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effectively reverting 6ccd19e (which introduced this).
Thanks a lot for your work.
Cheers.