Ah and also it used to be like this:
<div class="task-time-details">
09.01.2025 22:00:00 - 23:00:00<br/>
10.01.2025 0:30:00 - 1:00:00<br/>
</div>
now it’s being added like this:
<div class="task-time-details">
09.01.2025 22:00:00 - 23:00:00
</div>
<div class="task-time-details">
10.01.2025 0:30:00 - 1:00:00
</div>
These multiple divs are interpreted with new lines since it’s HTML within markdown.
hillel
22
If there’s been a recent change in the app I suggest following up on GitHub
If you have a specific question I can try to help
Yes, you can view invoice in html
Got ot Settings → Invoice Design → Custom Design and Choose a Design to edit.
On position 1 you can choose an existable invoice to show in your Design.
On position 2 you can enable html Mode.
After enable html mode, you can inspect any invoice element . On that way you see the html-code of the selceted section.
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Position 1: As this screenshot shows there isn’t such option in my version of the app.
Position 2: Since I cannot select an invoice, I can switch to HTML, but the default doens’t print tables so inspecting doesn’t work.
hillel
25
As explained above I believe the difference in the UI is because you’re editing a template rather than a design.
You may want to compare with the desktop app.
Can we clearify what’s the difference between a template and a design when it comes to invoices in InvoiceNinja?
Because I’m navigating to
and if these aren’t the designs but rather templates, why is it called design then?
Like I said before, the desktop app shows the exact same behaviour.
hillel
27
On that page you can manage both designs and templates. They’re similar but templates provide more flexibility.
So creating a new design let’s you select wether you want to create a design or a template.
btw: these are the <br>
that cause the gaps between the times.
Here is how to remove the gaps in a custom template/design (still figuring out which is which):
[data-element='product_table-product.description-td']
br {
display: none;
}