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Allow list of exceptions to not display in recent contributors #403
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Looks good to me @jywarren, but how do we ensure which user is to be selectable and which not? |
If this issue is still there to work then I would like to work upon this. |
@pydevsg sorry for slow reply - i think we would need to maintain a listing of people who've opted out, in our codebase. @akanksha-v we'd love help! I wonder if maybe another issue might be better as a first issue? Maybe one of these? first-timers-only What do you think? |
@jywarren I saw those issues first but actually when I looked into the codebase then, some were already solved, and also directory structure is different as these were really old issues. |
ah for sure, actually if there are ones which are out of date, i would love
to close them. Can you leave a comment accordingly on them and we can clear
them out? that would be so helpful!
Yes, I just made you a new one here!
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…On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 1:09 PM Akanksha Verma ***@***.***> wrote:
@jywarren <https://github.com/jywarren> I saw those issues first but
actually when I looked into the codebase then, some were already solved,
and also directory structure is different as these were really old issues.
Could you please help me?
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Thank you so much @jywarren |
We often name recent contributors in our community weekly check-ins - publiclab/PublicLab.Editor#634
And this list of ppl often comes from copy-pasting from our Recent contributors listing on https://code.publiclab.org -
However, some people ask not to be named anymore.
Could we insert a CSS class or style for making some usernames not user-selectable, using the CSS
user-select-none
https://caniuse.com/user-select-none
I tested this myself in the Chrome console, and it works - you can select /around/ text which bears
user-select: none;
style!cc @cesswairimu @sagarpreet-chadha @gauravano @SidharthBansal
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