You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
Disclaimer: this is motivated by my hatred for MM/DD/YY, which is how Limit Checker displays its dates in English, which is thanks to Tumblr's English being en-US. Which makes sense, it was based out of NYC originally...
It would be nice if Limit Checker either had a more nicely formatted date display. The simplest thing I can think of is to simplify it to a (localised if possible) "Today" or "Tomorrow"; the cutoff is always in the next 24 hours, so it can't be "Yesterday" or 2+ days into the future. A fallback in case any weekly etc. limits are introduced should probably be built anyway, though.
Mockup of intended before/after using HTML editing (taken on 23rd August 2024 @ 1:37pm UTC+1):
Current
Proposed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Seems semi-possible. Today definitely works, and one could text-transform: capitalize; the tomorrow string... presuming it doesn't get removed along with the Tumblr Live-related translations at some point.
Edit: Although, huh. Interesting. text-transform: capitalize; doesn't affect copy-pasting the string, so I would think that String.prototype.toLocaleCapitalized() would be preferable... except that that doesn't exist and I made it up. I guess for a single word it's probably equivalent to calling toLocaleUpperCase on the first letter and keeping the rest, but like, Intl.Segmenter exists for a reason, no? Anyway...
Disclaimer: this is motivated by my hatred for MM/DD/YY, which is how Limit Checker displays its dates in English, which is thanks to Tumblr's English being
en-US
. Which makes sense, it was based out of NYC originally...It would be nice if Limit Checker either had a more nicely formatted date display. The simplest thing I can think of is to simplify it to a (localised if possible) "Today" or "Tomorrow"; the cutoff is always in the next 24 hours, so it can't be "Yesterday" or 2+ days into the future. A fallback in case any weekly etc. limits are introduced should probably be built anyway, though.
Mockup of intended before/after using HTML editing (taken on 23rd August 2024 @ 1:37pm UTC+1):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: