by peter_h » Sun Nov 10, 2024 12:56 am
Are there any current plans to update the version of Chromium in MM5 anytime soon?
Here's why I ask:
I'm currently attempting to create a new skin, and using CSS, I'm unsuccessfully trying to select an "unidentified" parent element (safely and uniquely, without potential of selecting anything else in the app), e.g.
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<div>
<label data-id="h_ZP">SomeLabelHere</label>
</div>
Above, I'm wanting to select the <div> preceding <label>, so that I can change it's
display from it currently-styled-from-elsewhere
block to
inline block, so it no-longer forces the next text block onto the next line.
Seemingly, the solution to this is to use the
:has() pseudo-class: e.g.
div:has([data-id="h_ZP"]) {display:inline-block};
However, this is only available (apparently) from v105 of chromium. The current publically-available version is v110. Our current version, v98, was released back in Feb 2022.
Thanks for the reply!

Are there any current plans to update the version of Chromium in MM5 anytime soon?
[b]Here's why I ask:
[/b]
I'm currently attempting to create a new skin, and using CSS, I'm unsuccessfully trying to select an "unidentified" parent element (safely and uniquely, without potential of selecting anything else in the app), e.g.
[code]
<div>
<label data-id="h_ZP">SomeLabelHere</label>
</div>
[/code]
Above, I'm wanting to select the <div> preceding <label>, so that I can change it's [b][i]display[/i][/b] from it currently-styled-from-elsewhere [b][i]block[/i][/b] to [i][b]inline bloc[/b][/i]k, so it no-longer forces the next text block onto the next line.
Seemingly, the solution to this is to use the[b] [b][i]:has()[/i][/b][/b] pseudo-class: e.g. [b][i]div:has([data-id="h_ZP"]) {display:inline-block};[/i][/b]
However, this is only available (apparently) from v105 of chromium. The current publically-available version is v110. Our current version, v98, was released back in Feb 2022.
Thanks for the reply! :)