Until this fix, likes counters of replies are only displayed if the parent comment has likes.
This is because the previous CSS rule there applied to **all** HTML children of the element with the `isso-no-votes` class, not only its own footer likes ounter.
With this PR we get the expected behaviour
New "flags" option in the [markdown] section to customize
Misaka's Markdown HTML rendering.
By default, no flags are set.
```
[markup]
flags = skip-html, escape, hard-wrap
```
Update CHANGES.rst and add the section to the sample
isso.conf and isso-dev.conf
Automatically approve comments by an email address if that address has
had a comment approved within the last 6 months. No ownership verification
is done on the entered email address. This means that if someone is able
to guess correctly the email address used by a previously approved author,
they will be able to have their new comment auto-approved.
* Move templates/admin.html's JS to an external file
This allow Isso to be used with websites that have a Content
Security Policy that doesn't include `script-src 'unsafe-inline'`.
If the user specifies a public endpoint as `http[s]://comments.exemple.com/` in configuration, the trailing slash will involve a `//` in the generated email links.
It looks like disqus has stoped to add a Email
into there exports. So this sets the email just
to ''. This can be changed to a default email
if that is prefered.
Signed-off-by: fliiiix <de-ch@hotmail.de>
Gotta love IDE highlighting: one little brace was missing near the end of the CSS file. This means the last couple of definitions were ignored previously.
When a browser doesn't support DOM manipulation convenience methods,
the addition of the feed link was triggering an error because elements
created by `$.new()` are regular elements, not elements from our own
mini-DOM implementation. Therefore, the `append()` method may be
absent. Use `appendChild()` instead.
This is usually a pain to vertically align without additional markup.
The proposed solution happens to be the shortest solution I know of,
but it may be outdated.