Remove extra margin from warning messages in authenticate page #15407
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In the public share authentication page the form elements appear inside a container that uses the "warning" CSS class. When the given password is wrong a warning message is shown inside that container; this message uses the "warning" CSS class too, so the top margin set for ".warning" elements need to be removed in that case. Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <[email protected]>
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backport to stable16 in #15409 |
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In the public share authentication page the form elements appear inside a container that uses the
warningCSS class. When the given password is wrong a warning message is shown inside that container; this message uses thewarningCSS class too, so the top margin set for.warningelements need to be removed in that case.The extra margin is there even in Nextcloud 14, but as it is just a style fix I think that backporting just to Nextcloud 16 is enough (but feel free to call backportbot if you disagree ;-) ).
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