fix: css on display chat names #1636
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This fixes this bug #522 |
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fix: css on display chat names
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fix: css on display chat names
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this is a rather minor fix, but it resolves two issues in the UI of sidebar as in below snapshot:
the result after fix can be seen here:
There is a open pull request #1320 which addresses the display of title content. but in which it didn't fix the issue of 2. so I open this PR here.
To create the long chat title, I used these questions: