Aria's answer in a blockquote not visible
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whisperer last edited by whisperer
It may be that the height is automatic and that there's simply no text in the generated HTML blockquote.
Here is the text on the clipboard when I click the Copy button:
Here's some text in a blockquote: > This is a blockquote. It's a great way to highlight a section of text, like a quote, a piece of advice, or a thought-provoking statement. Let me know if you want to see anything else in a blockquote. I'm happy to help! -
whisperer last edited by
The bug is also in:
- Opera GX LVL 6 (core: 113.0.5230.108)
- Opera Developer 115.0.5285.0
These have the same Aria version 4.8.0.1.
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BestCodes last edited by
I'm using Aria version 5.1 with Opera 114 Stable. The HTML shows this:
(No content in the blockquote element)
If I copy the text, I see this:
I wrote a quote by Saint Augustine: > "The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page." This quote encourages people to explore the world and experience different cultures, as there is so much to learn and discover beyond our own immediate surroundings.Which means that the issue is with the Markdown parser and not Aria's response, as @whisperer pointed out.
I manually set the HTML content and here is what the blockquote would look like:
Hopefully Opera fixes this soon!
Hi, I'm Best_codes! I'm a full-stack web dev who moderates on the makeblock forum. I have a website, https://bestcodes.dev. I love Opera, so I'm on here occasionally to report bugs and answer some questions.
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whisperer last edited by
@BestCodes
They are not taking it seriously. Bug still present in Aria version 5.2.1 -
andrearobinson last edited by
It looks like the blockquote height is set too low, causing visibility issues. You can resolve this by using the following steps:
- Right-click on the blockquote, select Inspect Element.
- In the CSS panel, find the blockquote element and change the height to auto or remove the height property altogether.
- Refresh to see if the issue is resolved.
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whisperer last edited by whisperer
@andrearobinson said in Aria's answer in a blockquote not visible:
It looks like the blockquote height is set too low, causing visibility issues. You can resolve this by using the following steps:
- Right-click on the blockquote, select Inspect Element.
- In the CSS panel, find the blockquote element and change the height to auto or remove the height property altogether.
- Refresh to see if the issue is resolved.
It looks like your post is an AI generated spam post. Your text suggests that you haven't tried it yourself and it makes no sense.
It is already determined in this thread that it is not due to the height that nothing is displayed, but that there is no text in the generated HTML. Furthermore, your suggestion makes no sense because doing a refresh negates the changes you made in the Element Inspector.
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BestCodes last edited by
@whisperer Maybe they haven't notices really. Has a moderator replied to this yet?
Hi, I'm Best_codes! I'm a full-stack web dev who moderates on the makeblock forum. I have a website, https://bestcodes.dev. I love Opera, so I'm on here occasionally to report bugs and answer some questions.
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whisperer last edited by
@BestCodes said in Aria's answer in a blockquote not visible:
Has a moderator replied to this yet?
No. I also filed a bug report on September 20th.
It's rather a big bug in that it significantly impacts functionality. It should have been fixed already.
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BestCodes last edited by
@whisperer Yeah, I think Opera keeps the browser itself and it's bugs first priority. Aria is technically an extension (just a feature) so they probably won't focus on it's bugs as much.
Hi, I'm Best_codes! I'm a full-stack web dev who moderates on the makeblock forum. I have a website, https://bestcodes.dev. I love Opera, so I'm on here occasionally to report bugs and answer some questions.
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whisperer last edited by
@BestCodes I agree that Aria is implemented as an extension. But AI is already presented as an important part of the browser and a still growing part. I'm not sure if the priority is lower, or that there is simply not enough manpower. I think the Opera development team has always been relatively small, and bugs were always in abundance. I think because current OSes have become very stable, that Opera even runs and does not crash constantly.
