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@darkred darkred commented Oct 3, 2018

Better distinguish the filters that are being applied, by using a strike-through on the applied filter names.

I hope you like my suggestion, @Mottie 🙂

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Better distinguish the filters that are being applied
by using a strikethrough on the relevant applied filter name.
@darkred darkred changed the title Issue-comments: use a strikethrough on the applied filter names Issue-comments: strikethrough applied filter names Oct 3, 2018
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Mottie commented Oct 4, 2018

Thanks @darkred!

I had a busy day, I'll try to look at this tomorrow.

- Fixed the selector to also apply to applied filters that have no content.
- Also, changed the position of the rule, to maintain the existing order of the CSS rules
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darkred commented Oct 4, 2018

I've just fixed the selector I use in my PR, to also apply to the applied filters that have no content.

@Mottie Mottie merged commit ea02975 into master Oct 5, 2018
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Mottie commented Oct 5, 2018

Ok, this looks like a nice addition. Thanks!

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