* add nsfw column to sub
* add nsfw boolean to territorySchema
* save nsfw value in upsertSub mutation
* return nsfw value from Sub query for correct value in edit territory form
* add nsfw checkbox to territory form
* add nsfw badge to territory header
* add nsfwMode to user
* show nsfw badge next to item territory
* exclude nsfw sub from items query
* show nsfw mode checkbox on settings page
* fix nsfw badge formatting
* separate user from current, signed in user
* update relationClause to join with sub table
* refactor to simplify hide nsfw sql
* filter nsfw items when viewing user items
* hide nsfw posts for logged out users
* filter nsfw subs based on user preference
* show nsfw sub name if logged out user is viewing the page
* show current sub at the top of the list instead of bottom
* always join item with sub to check nsfw
* check for sub presence before showing nsfw badge on item
* skip manually adding sub to select if sub is null
* fix relationClause to join with root item
* move moderation and nsfw into accordion
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Co-authored-by: Keyan <34140557+huumn@users.noreply.github.com>
Currently, all the billing types radios are being assigned the
same "billingType" id, so clicking on any of the labels
always selects the monthly one. If you inspect the HTML, all the
billing type labels have 'for="billingType"' which is how the HTML
knows which input to select.
We have to keep the "name" attribute the same because that's how
the input values are linked to the billingType form field.
To fix, we explicitly assign the "id" prop for each radio so
that the <label>'s "for" attribute is tied to the correct
radio input.
Currently, all the post types checkbox are being assigned the
same "postTypes" id, so clicking on any of the post type labels
always toggles the first one. If you inspect the HTML, all the
post type labels have 'for="postTypes"' which is how the HTML
knows which checkbox to toggle.
We have to keep the "name" attribute the same because that's how
the checkbox values are linked to the postTypes field.
To fix, we explicitly assign the id prop for each checkbox so
that the <label>'s "for" attribute is tied to the correct
checkbox input.
mzivil
keyan