// When the sidebar is visible, force the HomeLogo to be in an 'un-minimized' state.
const transformerExists = api.registerValueTransformer?.(
"home-logo-minimized",
({ value, context }) => {
if (value && context.showSidebar) {
return false;
}
return value;
}
);
^ And this one too, but it’s just for automated testing, correct?
Is there any reasonably clean way I can “override the override” without doing a full-blown fork of the component? I mainly need it because 1) many of my users have definitively expressed a strong preference for the wide layout, and 2) there are too many major and minor quirks that need to be handled with CSS rules in addition to just increasing the --d-max-width and --topic-body-width values. I’ve been maintaining my own theme component with a bunch of pure CSS rules that I copied and adapted from discourse-full-width-component/common/common.scss at main · discourse/discourse-full-width-component · GitHub, but it tends to break with each major Discourse release and I would prefer something better maintained and lower maintenance like the Full Width Component.