fix: misalignment caused by wrong placement of badges#4582
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@luceos will you have time to address this ahead of rc.2 in the coming days? |
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It's done @imorland. Only now saw the addition pr by @huoxin233, should've checked sooner 🙈 |
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Your one didnt cover the part for duplicate avatar when editing, so probably I will do a merge also 🫣 Also do yall think its fine that the text is actually not align? (when doing new post or editing) |
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Bug happens when replying,where the badges shift to the left of the avatar. This is caused by a wrong implementation in the component as they are positioned elsewhere based on username, not avatar element.
This is similar to the actual post implementation. The badges are weirdly aligned from the author username, not the avatar.