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Re: Chromium update plans?

by jiri » Mon Nov 11, 2024 9:53 am

peter_h wrote: Sun Nov 10, 2024 9:04 pm I got my outdated v98 info from Jiri's "MM5 Developer (and skinning) API" intro page
Thanks, updated the version # there.

As for the real-time info, will think about the best way where to place it or a way how to retrieve it.

Jiri

Re: Chromium update plans?

by CrashMonkey » Sun Nov 10, 2024 10:04 pm

You should be good using the new css standards to create/adjust a skin.
If you have problems with those feature, post the errors you get trying the do the things you want to achieve.

Re: Chromium update plans?

by peter_h » Sun Nov 10, 2024 9:04 pm

Oh, that's great news. :)
I got my outdated v98 info from Jiri's "MM5 Developer (and skinning) API" intro page, at...
https://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewt ... um#p410080

Perhaps edit the info there, to include how to check the version number of Chromium in MM...?

Re: Chromium update plans?

by CrashMonkey » Sun Nov 10, 2024 8:02 pm

I think it's currently is using v123.0.7.0

https://imgur.com/a/gXveZJb

Edit: where did you get the version v98 from?

Re: Chromium update plans?

by Rob_S » Sun Nov 10, 2024 7:39 pm

The Chromium version in V2024 was updated in Build 3018 on april 26, 2024.

It does not say which version was used, but I am quite sure it is newer than V105.

Re: Chromium update plans?

by Lowlander » Sun Nov 10, 2024 12:05 pm

It wouldn't be for MediaMonkey 2024, but it is using version 123. It's nearing a release, so changes like that won't be done anymore.

Chromium update plans?

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! :)

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