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Difference of edit and view mode when there are multiline questions and answers #435

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jancborchardt opened this issue Jun 2, 2020 · 0 comments · Fixed by #1750
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Currently we have 2 different ways of handling inputs in the creation process:

  • Title and description are input and textarea, but just look like h2 and paragraph. Looks nice!
  • Questions and answers have 2 modes: View and edit. In view it’s proper elements with headings and actual lists and checkboxes etc, in edit it’s all inputs with fake checkboxes.

The problem we have here, especially for the questions/answers section is that when any question or answer is multiline, the content jumps when changing between view and edit. Ideally, view and edit should look the same.

Hence the question: Should question/answer also always be textareas? Then we could autosize them, and the only difference between view and edit would be:

  • Show underline feedback to show it’s editable
  • Show the x to delete an answer
  • Show the "Add question" entry

Also a bit related to Content below jumps if a question above it switches view/edit mode #434 since it is about vertical jumping between view/edit.

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