I thought maybe it was from copying the link from the list when you do a search vs. clicking on the video and then copying the link in the URL, but that didn’t seem to make a difference… the first one I just clicked on copy link and the second I clicked on it and copies and pasted… you can see it’s the same:
It looks like it works. If that’s different than how you saw it when you posted, perhaps it’s a difference in how it renders when it has been added to the DOM dynamically vs. being rendered by the browser normally. Refreshing the page should resolve it, I would think.
The case of that, I was speculating that the problem was how I was copying the link for the video, and it turned out not to be the case. the first one, I copied it from the menu after a did a search (so, left click from the results that come up when I search). the second one, I clicked on the video and copied/pasted the actual url… It turned out not to the reason I was seeing the lack of title on the corner. So, there is something else going on with the posted video, especially since others are seeing it.
Good to know that they’re looking into it! Not a problem really, but sort of annoying.
I think I may have solved some of the compose box issues. As I was replying to a DM earlier, it occurred to me to try on a vanilla Discourse install for comparison. The compose box did not extend past the buttons, and the hitboxes for the buttons were consistent and predictable. This reminded me that we disabled the Ignore User custom component a while back to try to resolve a similar UI issue, so I investigated and discovered that there was another custom component installed/enabled that was named Reply Box Size Bump. While I’m sure it had a distinct purpose at some point, I suspect Bitrot has made it incompatible with more recent versions of Discourse, so I went ahead and disabled it. That seems to have fixed the box sizing issues, as well as the reply/close buttons. If you are still seeing the broken behavior, try refreshing the page. Please let me know if you see any other issues, but I think things are at least improved a bit.
Yeah the desktop experience is pretty much what i would expect it to be, so great fix. For mobile it seems about the same to me maybe? But the tallness of the typing area on my phone is an annoyance but nothing that would be a dealbreaker for me.
Good to know, thanks. I may dig into some of the other components and see if there’s anything that makes a difference for mobile. I’m just pulling levers, as I don’t yet have an understanding of how the components all work yet.