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JSX does not do comments in a way one might expect

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Luke Barnard 2017-11-16 11:45:40 +00:00
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src/components/views/messages/SenderProfile.js
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@ -50,13 +50,13 @@ export default function SenderProfile(props) {
content = substitute('%(senderName)s', { senderName: () => nameElem }); content = substitute('%(senderName)s', { senderName: () => nameElem });
} }
// The text surrounding the user name must be wrapped in order for it to have the correct opacity.
// It is not possible to wrap the whole thing, because the user name might contain flair which should
// be shown at full opacity. Sadly CSS does not make it possible to "reset" opacity so we have to do it
// in parts like this. Sometimes CSS makes me a sad panda :-(
// XXX: This could be avoided if the actual colour is set, rather than faking it with opacity
return ( return (
<div className="mx_SenderProfile" dir="auto" onClick={props.onClick}> <div className="mx_SenderProfile" dir="auto" onClick={props.onClick}>
// The text surrounding the user name must be wrapped in order for it to have the correct opacity.
// It is not possible to wrap the whole thing, because the user name might contain flair which should
// be shown at full opacity. Sadly CSS does not make it possible to "reset" opacity so we have to do it
// in parts like this. Sometimes CSS makes me a sad panda :-(
// XXX: This could be avoided if the actual colour is set, rather than faking it with opacity
{ content.props.children[0] ? { content.props.children[0] ?
<span className='mx_SenderProfile_aux'>{ content.props.children[0] }</span> : '' <span className='mx_SenderProfile_aux'>{ content.props.children[0] }</span> : ''
} }