* fix for eslint issues that I didn't introduce * fix for IE11 scroll issue, and removing align attribute on img tag which was throwing js error * Made suggested changes by jwilander except for jQuery removal * CSS changes to try to fix the hover behavior - currently working for emoji picker (when enabled), but hover for attachment isn't working Additionally fixing inadvertent display of picker on mobile. * reverting paperclip and fixing alignments.
#Mattermost emoji list manual#
* manual revert from master branch for config.json * Adjustments to config file, and changing layout/design of attachment and emoji icon. * Fix for emoji quality, fixing some behavior (hover background and cursor settings) * making emojipicker sprite based, fixing alignments * Fix for attachment preview location on mobile * whitespace in the header (+1 squashed commit) * move search to float on top with stylistic changes * yet another attempt to retain functionality and pass tests - skipping import of browser store * adding alternative import method due to downstream testing errors * Changing some formatting to fix mismatch between my local eslant rules and jenkins. * Adding in 'outside click' eventing to dismiss the emoji window Markdown makes it easy to format messages: type a message as you normally would, then use formatting syntax to render.
#Mattermost emoji list code#
RHS emoji picker dynamically positions against height of thread size (post + reply messages) You can also format your messages in Mattermost using Markdown to control text styling, links, headings, lists, code blocks, in-line code, in-line images, horizontal lines, block quotes, tables, and math formulas. RHS emoji picker looks correct color-wise RHS emoji picker appearing see-through at this time. * Fix for file upload and emoji picker icon positions on post and comment. Diagrams and flowcharts Emoji Front matter Inline diffs Math equations and symbols written in LaTeX Task Lists Table of Contents Wiki specific Markdown.
* CSS changes and other code to support emoji picker in reply window * Final fixes to handle custom emojis from internal review and single merge error When hovering over an emoji, the emoji image and the name should appear on the bottom footer When clicked on, the emoji picker view jumps to the corresponding heading It should include a header bar containing icons that act as shortcuts. Typing filters the emoji, with the first entry selected and it is possible to navigate through with the keyboard arrows. It should include a search filter that filters on emoji names. This data is available in webapp/utils/emoji.jsx, but you can also look at for a more comprehensive list. The emoji picker should have the list of emoji divided into standard categories. Playbooks improvements, including the ability to follow runs and usability updates that improve. Contact ( on ) if you have any questions about this codeĪdd an icon next to the attachments icon that opens an emoji picker: Mattermost v6.2 is generally available today and includes the following new features ( see changelog for more details ): Channels improvements, including private channel autocomplete, click to reply to a thread, and keyboard navigation enhancements. Note: There's unfinished code for an emoji picker available in unfinished-emoji-picker branch. Goal: This ticket is to create an Emoji Picker that can be used to select emojis more easily. For technical advice or questions, please join our "Developers" community channel. Contact your System Administrator for help.If you're interested please comment here and come join our "Contributors" community channel on our daily build server, where you can discuss questions with community members and the Mattermost core team. Note: If you cannot see the Custom Emoji option in the menu, then your System Administrator may have restricted access to certain users. Other users on the site will also be able to see your emoji in the autocomplete, and will be able to use it in their own messages. To add your Custom Emoji to a message, simply type ”:” followed by your emoji name to bring it up in the emoji autocomplete.
The file can be any JPG, GIF, or PNG.Īfter saving, your emoji will show up in the list of Custom Emoji. Small, square pictures work best when selecting an image.
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