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PM list is formatted like an expanded group of nested comments
spool32
Contrary LibraryRegistered User, Transition Team regular
Contrary LibraryRegistered User, Transition Team regular
I can't really show you a screenshot without putting the first line of dozens of PMs into a thread, but it looks like this:
PM1 - yes hello this is a line in a PM it goes on for the complete first line of the PM
___PM2 - doot doot this is the second PM and goes on for the complete first line of the PM too
______PM3 - greetings we regret to inform you that your social security number has been scrambled
and on and on in a tree like that until it's smashed against the righthand edge, then it begins again.
PM1 - yes hello this is a line in a PM it goes on for the complete first line of the PM
___PM2 - doot doot this is the second PM and goes on for the complete first line of the PM too
______PM3 - greetings we regret to inform you that your social security number has been scrambled
and on and on in a tree like that until it's smashed against the righthand edge, then it begins again.
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For a test, I tried it on Firefox ver 84.0.1 (32-bit) and it happens there as well.
For clarification, when you click the dropdown messages appear normally:
Then if you click "all messages" to find a message that isn't in the dropdown, you get the cascade:
But fuck you — no, fuck y'all, that's as blunt as it gets"
- Kendrick Lamar, "The Blacker the Berry"
.Condensed .Title, .Condensed a.Title { display: inline; padding: 0; }Specifically that 'display: inline;' rule. Disabling it makes the list look right for me. Tested in Firefox 85.0.2.EDIT: The elements this seems to be targeting can be found with the 'h3.Users.Title' selector.