Threaded post support for NodeBB
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ooh ok. I would have liked to apply it on my site too bad for me then
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Oh really ?
That would be super coolHave 2 versions maybe. One adapted to your personalized code and one adapted to Harmony (without customizing the appearance of topics (stock))
I’m probably asking too much
@DownPW said in Threading support for NodeBB:
I’m probably asking too much
Nope. Not at all. I’m fact, developing one from stock Harmony is probably a better idea as it’ll work out of the box.
Leave it with me.
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Hi All,
Some very early (subject to the odd bug) code released in DEV. You will need an account there - let me know if you need a password reset
https://sudonix.dev/topic/331/how-to-install-a-self-hosted-instance-of-iframely-for-use-with-nodebb
This code is quite complex, and leverages some interesting CSS classes. The most important change is that it removes the stock timeline bar, and will replace it with it’s own. This is for a variety of reasons - mostly around cumulative layout shift and pseudo elements being used in the stock CSS.
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I have tested but I don’t see switch on dev
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oh yes I’m on 1920 x 1080 screen
oups
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hmmmm nope
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nope it’s normal, i’m on 1080px height
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Here’s a video of the threading code working on stock Harmony on NodeBB.
However, it’s important to note that the timeline bar is removed and recreated. There is a good reason for this, as without taking this route, it would mean that the timeline bar will look out of place. It’s certainly possible to use the existing bar and use a variety of CSS to move it around, although this is VERY inconsistent in my testing, and lands up being far too complex when it comes to having multiple CSS classes that do not include a specific scenario etc.
In this case, it’s so much quicker to hide and replace the existing one - we do this in the default view also with the threaded view disabled, and I’m sure you won’t notice the difference
For obvious reasons, this code is configured to only fire on displays of 1200pxor more - obviously, firing on a mobile device wouldn’t look very good at all.Here’s the video
If you like what you see, here’s the code.
https://github.com/phenomlab/nodebb-harmony-threading
Final note - The code you see in the video is designed to work with stock Harmony. The code running on Sudonix is VERY different and uses a variety of CSS to render the view you see here. It’s “possible” to emulate this look, although it does mean that you will have to replace your custom CSS with that of Sudonix.
Mark Cutting also advises organisations as a Fractional CIO, Fractional CISO and Executive Advisor, helping boards improve technology governance, cyber resilience and executive decision making. Learn more at Gratmore Ltd
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Here’s a video of the threading code working on stock Harmony on NodeBB.
However, it’s important to note that the timeline bar is removed and recreated. There is a good reason for this, as without taking this route, it would mean that the timeline bar will look out of place. It’s certainly possible to use the existing bar and use a variety of CSS to move it around, although this is VERY inconsistent in my testing, and lands up being far too complex when it comes to having multiple CSS classes that do not include a specific scenario etc.
In this case, it’s so much quicker to hide and replace the existing one - we do this in the default view also with the threaded view disabled, and I’m sure you won’t notice the difference
For obvious reasons, this code is configured to only fire on displays of 1200pxor more - obviously, firing on a mobile device wouldn’t look very good at all.Here’s the video
If you like what you see, here’s the code.
https://github.com/phenomlab/nodebb-harmony-threading
Final note - The code you see in the video is designed to work with stock Harmony. The code running on Sudonix is VERY different and uses a variety of CSS to render the view you see here. It’s “possible” to emulate this look, although it does mean that you will have to replace your custom CSS with that of Sudonix.
@phenomlab wow… that looks really cool. I need to fire up a NodeBB box and test.
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NOTE: Minor bugfixes applied
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this is very cool. Thanks @phenomlab
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