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Murdervann giga/boosted World's largest rodent  2yr ago (text post) 476 thread views #23544

added 35 marseys and 5 misc emojis :marseycapywalking:

many thanks to the creators, pls tell me if u dont have the marsey badge

also dont forget to post any future marsey u make here so I can add them https://rdrama.net/post/22479/megathread-posts-here-marseys-or-other :marseycapywalking:

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@Aevann is it intentional that putting height above 250 puts it to a lower value than 250?

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idk lol

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@Aevann is it intentional that putting height above 250 puts it to a lower value than 250?

It just removes the attribute, and then I guess you see the value computed from the size of the content. I couldn't find a way to replace the value of the attribute with a sanitized value using bleach.

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Those sure are words

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When you post a comment it goes through a sanitizer which decides which tags and attributes to allow. The sanitizer library that rdrama uses allows us to add custom logic besides just checking whitelisted attributes, but this logic must still return a simple yes/no answer to whether the attribute should be allowed. So when you specify width=251 our function says "no", the attribute is removed, your browser computes width as if it were not specified and that's the value smaller than 250 that you see when doing inspect element.

So no this is not "by design" but I for one see zero reasons to put any effort into fixing it.

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I see, I'm just used to basically every program etc will automatically reduce the value you input to the max allowed value but I have no understanding of the mechanics behind that.

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Yeah, web applications tend to have this built from sticks and mud quality to them and rdrama (originally ruqqus?) is no exception from what I can tell. In this case it's a definitely good enough approach at least.

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I have to confess, I always read your name as AnarchoLiberterian and made the assumption that follows.

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