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Post a topic, comments, etc with embedded content. I tested with an external image in this case: The message should disappear when the content is successfully submitted. === I also noticed a related issue on mobile with this message. When the editor is not focused/selected all is good: However, when you are inside the editor, the bottom bar disappears to let you type, but the embedded content message remains sticky at the same height:

Just look at a mention and it’s not aligned properly vertically, it has more space above and less below the name: @Ehren At least that’s what I see using Chrome v132 on Windows 10. Let me know if you want a screenshot.

Try editing edit a post and then click the Cancel button. It will reload the whole page instead of simply hiding the editor and restoring the post’s HTML content.

I have an application that sets a member’s profile photo to an image uploaded in a different FileStorage extension. I’m talking about this code in the \IPS\Member::photoUrl() function: /* We have an uploaded or synced photo */ if ( $memberData['pp_main_photo'] and ( mb_substr( $memberData['pp_photo_type'], 0, 5 ) === 'sync-' or $memberData['pp_photo_type'] === 'custom' ) ) { try { $photoUrl = File::get( 'core_Profile', ( $thumb and $memberData['pp_thumb_photo'] ) ? $memberData['pp_thumb_photo'] : $memberData['pp_main_photo'] )->url; } catch ( InvalidArgumentException $e ) { } } /* Letter photos are enabled and we do not have a photo set, but only if this isn't for email */ elseif( Settings::i()->letter_photos == 'letters' AND $email === FALSE and isset( $memberData['name'] ) ) { if( $photo = static::generateLetterPhoto($memberData) ) { $photoUrl = $photo; } } /* Other - This allows an app (such as Gallery) to set the pp_photo_type to a storage container to support custom images without duplicating them */ elseif( $memberData['pp_photo_type'] and $memberData['pp_photo_type'] != 'none' and mb_strpos( $memberData['pp_photo_type'], '_' ) !== FALSE ) { try { $photoUrl = File::get( $memberData['pp_photo_type'], $memberData['pp_main_photo'] )->url; } catch ( InvalidArgumentException $e ) { /* If there was an exception, clear these values out - most likely the image or storage container is no longer valid */ $member = Member::load( $memberData['member_id'] ); $member->pp_photo_type = NULL; $member->pp_main_photo = NULL; $member->save(); } } I am talking about the second/last elseif check in the code above: /* Other - This allows an app (such as Gallery) to set the pp_photo_type to a storage container to support custom images without duplicating them */ elseif( $memberData['pp_photo_type'] and $memberData['pp_photo_type'] != 'none' and mb_strpos( $memberData['pp_photo_type'], '_' ) !== FALSE ) { try { $photoUrl = File::get( $memberData['pp_photo_type'], $memberData['pp_main_photo'] )->url; } catch ( InvalidArgumentException $e ) { /* If there was an exception, clear these values out - most likely the image or storage container is no longer valid */ $member = Member::load( $memberData['member_id'] ); $member->pp_photo_type = NULL; $member->pp_main_photo = NULL; $member->save(); } }The problem is that when letter photos are enabled the first elseif check before this one takes precedence and overwrites the custom image. The code must be changed to check/generate letter photos as the last step only if no custom image with a FileStorage container is specified.