Fix user message overflow detection on share page #5998
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Replace CSS line-clamp with max-height to enable proper overflow detection. The createOverflow function uses scrollHeight > clientHeight to detect when content overflows, but line-clamp doesn't create scrollable overflow. This caused expand button to never appear for truncated user messages. Changes: - Replace -webkit-line-clamp:3 with max-height: calc(1.5em * 3) - Update expanded state to use max-height: none and overflow: visible Note: This fix is targeted specifically to user messages on share page.
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Issue
User messages on the share page (https://opncd.ai/share/) were being truncated after 3 lines without providing any way to view the full content. The "Show more" expand button was never appearing because the overflow detection mechanism was failing.
Root Cause
The
ContentTextcomponent used CSSline-clamp: 3for truncation. ThecreateOverflow()function detects when content should show an expand button by checkingel.scrollHeight > el.clientHeight + 1. However,line-clamptruncates content visually without creating actual scrollable overflow, soscrollHeightalways equalsclientHeightand the overflow detection returnsfalsepermanently.Solution
Replaced CSS
line-clampwithmax-height: calc(1.5em * 3)to truncate text at approximately 3 lines. This creates actual scrollable overflow when content exceeds the limit, allowing thescrollHeight > clientHeight + 1check to work correctly and properly show the "Show more" button.Changes
packages/web/src/components/share/content-text.module.css: Replaced-webkit-line-clamp: 3andline-clamp: 3withmax-height: calc(1.5em * 3); updated expanded state to usemax-height: noneandoverflow: visibleNote
Testing: GLM-4.7 is confident this fix resolves the issue, but I was unable to test it locally in the development environment.