Documentation clamp fixes #4858
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| <div id="readme-clamped" class="readme collapse in"> | ||
| @Html.Raw(Model.ReadMeHtmlClamped) | ||
| <div id="readme-less" class="collapse in"> | ||
| @Html.Raw(Model.ReadMeHtml) |
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I would leave a comment here stating that this id gets "clamped", because otherwise it's a little funny that you have the same content twice in a row.
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Fixes #4812 and #4770
This revives the client-side clamping from @JarahSi. I've disabled the native (-webkit-line-clamp) support due to formatting issues possibly caused by conflicts with the redesign css. Instead, it does javascript clamping which adjusts the max height.