Arthur Detroux (ard)
51518c0788
With [commit 1], the editor toolbar was ported to OWL. One side effect of this port is that the condition for displaying the font size dropdown was no longer based on screen size but on the OS / Browser used. This lead to iPads not having the font size dropdown. This did not create a direct error on 16.4 but in 17.0, the dropdown was changed by [commit 2] and the assumption was that it would always be displayed. This leads to a traceback when starting website edition on an iPad. This commit restores the original condition for displaying the font size dropdown which is based on screen size and not on browser. Steps to reproduce the bug (17.0): - Open Website on an iPad - Start edition => Traceback [commit 1]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/d7245d2abf528d093226c80e40975e63d61e8997 [commit 2]: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commit/194f73a9bbad8c3c3fb5c378e7bdfa704aaacdc0 opw-3594634 opw-3590980 opw-3594313 opw-3594615 closes odoo/odoo#144041 X-original-commit: 6be141eab1742ad300805c6deb4805673805c7c9 Signed-off-by: Romain Derie (rde) <rde@odoo.com>
Odoo
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