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Some questions about the selector of type separator


SmileFlower

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SmileFlower

I encountered a problem when making CSS. How to override the replacement type separator display with CSS without modifying the JS file? There seems to be no choice.

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This is the effect of using CSS. I want to delete this type separator comma

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This is the ideal effect (But I don't want to modify the JS file)

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visproduction

Since it is a character added via the .js file, it's easier to modify the .js file with just "" instead of ",".  Make a note of your changes and you will have to do it again after any update.

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SmileFlower

Of course, it will be easier to cover it with custom CSS, and the web client can also be universal. If you modify JS files, especially in Linux and docker, it will be troublesome to operate (for novices).

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Happy2Play

Don't believe it is possible via CSS as the comma exist outside of any element you can style.

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SmileFlower
59 minutes ago, Happy2Play said:

Don't believe it is possible via CSS as the comma exist outside of any element you can style.

Can future versions make a separate element for this separator?

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