styling and file support overhaul #884
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Reference: LBRYCommunity/spee.ch#884
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Delete branch "newstyling"
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Does (1) AssetPreviews of #586 (still open)
Does #880 SVG (duplicate issue) (will be closed)
Does #752 and #417 MD markdown in content and descriptions (will be closed)
Solves #627 - video frame size, caused by specifying a minimum height for the player. (will be closed)
Lays groundwork for #587 (markdown for instance pages)
Lays groundwork for the rest of #572 - got SVGs, what about other adobe files?
Lays groundwork for #133 PDFs - system to load documents
Does much of #870 css cleanup, creating variables
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return true;
})
.catch(e => { console.log('fetch aborted on unmount ', e) });
}
The signal /abortController piece prevents memory leak from not resolving a fetch promise on unmount. Currently the way I catch the error throws a console log in the browser. Maybe there's a better way.
You forgot to assign this @jessopb, is this ready for review?
Please review. It does not complete all of the bullet points I laid out, in #586, for example, There is no good generalized display for unsupported content that puts the right foot forward.