Remove tool display custom CSS - #116
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Sol merged after a miscommunication😅😭 Reviewing locally and will send any fixes straight to main. Thanks for the concise description and screenshots—made it super easy to get oriented. |
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Submitted as a tentative draft PR for @gadenbuie and @simonpcouch to investigate further
shinychat tool displays were recently revamped in posit-dev/shinychat#283, which I think should render most of this CSS redundant. I've just removed the relevant CSS would actually confirming much yet.
Here's a before and after screenshot showing a slight difference in styling, and a redundant vertical line on the left hand side
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