So this was nothing to do with âBarsâ, great.
the settings description describes the options.
Basically anything on the Discovery page is âdiscoveryâ except for âcategoriesâ, âtagâ and a specific âcategoryâ which are covered by those terms.
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My sincere apologies if I am being slow on this
I can see in the README.md this lineâŚ
Supports setups for each of: discovery, topic, tag, category OR categories.
In case it is helpful to others, a search on the term discovery provides this helpful reference about âdiscoveryâ:
As part of our project to upgrade Discourse to the latest version of Ember, weâve been working on a significant refactoring of the Discovery (a.k.a. the âtopic listâ) routes.
This topic is targeted at theme/plugin developers, and aims to list the kinds of theme/plugin activities which may be affected by the refactoring.
Background
This refactoring is necessary because modern Ember no longer supports ânamed outletsâ like {{outlet "topics"}}, which we were using extensively on these routes. EssâŚ
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denvergeeks:
the term discovery
Yes, this is a good point you raise. And I can see how this might create confusion.
This nomenclature, whilst itâs talked about every so often on Meta, especially by developers (as its referenced a lot in code), is missing from Discourse New User Guide and something that is only picked up upon by new people if they engage in discussions specifically related to that functionality.
@JammyDodger do we need to think about addressing that in that guide? Where does someone learn about âDiscoveryâ routes?
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Iâm not sure itâs used very often as a âfront endâ term for users. I think I only ever see it in theme components/dev. Iâm not sure where the best place to put it would be? It feels more like an âadminâ word, though Iâm not sure if thereâs a guide for that.
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For now Iâve added footnotes to the OP of this Topic, thanks
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merefield
(Robert)
13. März 2024 um 18:48
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committed 06:45PM - 13 Mar 24 UTC
Supports all bars
Can switch either off with settings.
Refresh browser to reset dismiss.
(still needs a bit of work on Topic page!)
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merefield
(Robert)
14. März 2024 um 08:28
27
Topic behaviour has been improved with collapse and dismiss.
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merefield
(Robert)
15. März 2024 um 14:33
28
New release:
introduces a new widget bars-custom-html
which now provides the default example settings and allows you to create widgets that are just custom html.
adopts the params system from RSB so should be compatible with some of the same widgets
is a breaking change which may require re-installation or fiddling with any existing settings as params will be missing for any settings you have already created.
merefield:main
â merefield:add_params_support_and_custom_html_widget
opened 01:53PM - 15 Mar 24 UTC
* introduces a new widget `bars-custom-html`
* adds params support that is comp⌠atible with RSB
* is a breaking change which will require re-installation
@ckshen you were looking for Custom HTML support?
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Gonerdot
(Gonerdot)
16. März 2024 um 10:13
29
Hello! Please tell me how to add a frame from Twitch to âDâ, for example
merefield
(Robert)
16. März 2024 um 10:22
30
This is aimed at developers. If you need help with creating a specific widget:
Robert:
If you are not sufficiently technical and need help with implementing sidebars using Bars, you can hire me or a developer in marketplace
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ckshen
18. März 2024 um 00:36
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Thanks for the feature! We used to use the layout plugin to put the map on topic lists. Having the option definitely gives us the possibilities to implement something similar. We will have to think through how to implement it.
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merefield
(Robert)
18. März 2024 um 09:03
32
Feel free to PR to Locations to add support and I will review. Or you can fund me to do it.
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merefield
(Robert)
27. März 2024 um 10:13
33
Fix for route transitions.
committed 10:10AM - 27 Mar 24 UTC
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Small feature, you can now selectively minimise a bar by default (though it currently has global impact to all routes)
committed 03:42PM - 02 Apr 24 UTC
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This now works with Bars:
(you are recommended to use the top bar!!)
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Updated last post, the plugin is now a theme component
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Currently this Theme Component is incompatible with âPowered by Discourseâ, so if you want to use it, be sure to turn off:
Iâm incredibly busy atm so fix may take a little time or PR welcome âŚ
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From what I see, you only need a small CSS change
From:
grid-template-areas: "leftsidebar sidebar content rightsidebar"
To
grid-template-areas:
"leftsidebar sidebar content rightsidebar"
"leftsidebar sidebar below-content rightsidebar";
Is there actually another issue Iâm not aware of?
(I can PR, but you emphasize the word incompatible , I wonder If I miss something)
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Yes, itâs just the grid css.
thanks for looking at this
but does that take care of both scenarios (On or Off?) - that was my main fear ⌠and Iâm knee deep elsewhere so didnât want to get embroiled in this right now âŚ
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I made a PR:
merefield:main
â Arkshine:powered-by-discourse-support
opened 11:04PM - 12 May 24 UTC
This fixes the CSS for the "_Powered by Discourse_â link when the `enable powere⌠d by discourse` setting is enabled. ([PR](https://github.com/discourse/discourse/commit/9376a2e755dd3c1c384b5ce752f471f9d00a79ee))
Core added a new `below-content` grid area to `#main-outlet-wrapper`.
This PR adjusts the CSS to include it.
(Note: I could not test with `.full-width`, it's unclear how you use it, especially when the above rule will have priority)
---
Before:

After:

---
More screenshots with CSS are displayed.
<details>
<summary>With Sidebar:</summary>

</details>
<details>
<summary>Without Sidebar:</summary>

</details>
---
With the setting is disabled:
<details>
<summary>With Sidebar:</summary>

</details>
<details>
<summary>Without Sidebar:</summary>

</details>
Let me know if I forgot to test a situation!
Let me know what you think.
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