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Do not show tab headers marked as hidden #12570
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Tab headers that should not be shown are marked with the "hidden" CSS class. The CSS rules set "display: none" for ".hidden" elements, but as the rules for ".tabHeaders .tabHeader" are more specific than rules for ".hidden" the "display" property is overriden and ends being "flex". Therefore, it is necessary to explicitly set a rule for ".tabHeaders .tabHeader.hidden" elements. Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
Seems fair to me! |
When the Files app is initialized all the sidebar plugins are registered and then, every time a file is selected, the plugins are shown or hidden depending on the current file.
No, versions are not supported in folders (or so it seems :-P ). |
That's what I thought. |
I am curious :-) What would you suggest instead? |
Let’s open a separate issue about this discussion? :) This fixes a regression bug, and the discussion is opening a whole new topic of implementation. |
Let's go over #10289 |
Oh, it was just simple curiosity, I did not intend to discuss anything :-) But yes, I should have asked @skjnldsv by other channels, sorry :-) |
This pull request fixes a regression introduced in #12180
Tab headers that should not be shown are marked with the
hidden
CSS class. The CSS rules setdisplay: none
for.hidden
elements, but as the rules for.tabHeaders .tabHeader
are more specific than rules for.hidden
thedisplay
property is overriden and ends beingflex
. Therefore, it is necessary to explicitly set a rule for.tabHeaders .tabHeader.hidden
elements.Before:
After:
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